Under this heading, registers are classified according to the nature of the whole event of which language activity forms a part.
We investigated the effect of language on recruitment channel (mass media, community events, organizations, personal media).
Generalizations about the relationship between music and culture in Native American communities are gleaned from musical concepts and values, the structure of musical events, and the role of language in song texts.
The concept of realisation as developed in SFL has demonstrated the reach and efficacy of language events, thus justifying the recognition of context as a language external stratum of the linguistic theory.
When Mike refers to ideas such as the "left brain interpreter," he's not talking about the left brain itself but about a system that is preferentially in the left hemisphere and that helps create conscious states by attributing meaning to events through the use of language.
The reattachment of events, through language, to the framework of time is the ambition of the Proustian and the psychotherapeutic process alike.
"There will be scientifically acknowledgeable events comparable to the appearance of language or the appearance of life," he says.
Harari embeds many other momentous events, most notably the development of language: we become able to think sharply about abstract matters, cooperate in ever larger numbers, and, perhaps most crucially, gossip.
In Time Will Darken it and So Long, See You Tomorrow through a magical harmonisation of language, characters, events and period, Maxwell draws his readers into a world where ordinary lives are illuminated, then shaped as they segue from ennui and lassitude into confusion, misunderstanding and tragedy.
Inside the intricate clockworks of language and music, event and life, what allows and invites us to feel and know as we do, and then increase our feeling and knowing?
