Two themes dominate the linguistic and literary development of medieval Latin: its close and creative adaptation of the classical heritage from which it emerged and its changing relationship with the medieval vernacular languages.
KS was favorably received by the Generative Semantics movement (Fodor 1977; Newmeyer 1980) and boosted an interest in the formal representation of word meaning that would dominate the linguistic scene for decades to come (Harris 1993).Nonetheless, it was eventually abandoned.
We consider the dynamics of these words to be more dominated by factors endogenous to the linguistic systems and social networks of the Usenet groups.
During the 1920s and '30s, when economic turmoil and social change dominated the political agenda, Plaid's cultural and linguistic nationalism found little response among voters.
Few things unite it, except its diversity — religious, ethnic, cultural, linguistic — born of Zomia's geographical character, dominated by the inaccessible Himalayan highlands and Tibetan plateau.
The language began in its present linguistic branch as Old Czech before slowly dwindling in importance, dominated by German in the Czech lands.
Large Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman groups subsequently entered Wales from the English border and began to dominate the ethnic and linguistic makeup of the country.
Like Popper, he had very little time for the kind of "analytic" philosophy or "linguistic" philosophy which followed in Wittgenstein's wake, and with which Oxford University dominated the philosophical scene in the 1950s and early 1960s.
These linguistic standards were then transmitted to the great monastic and cathedral schools that dominated education throughout the High Middle Ages.
Studies of Tolkien's linguistic aesthetics came to the fore and swamped out the translation studies that had dominated Tolkienian philology for the previous couple of years.
