In her eyes language provides a mental telescope into the world of her ancestors.
For this I turned to Walter Benjamin who had turned a translator's eye on language and observed that there is: In all languages and linguistic creations … in addition to what can be conveyed something that cannot be communicated; depending on the context in which it appears, it is something that symbolizes or something symbolized [13, p. 169].
Indeed, in common with the best political columnists, Hertzberg keeps a vigilant eye on language.
Ms. Barresi's poems aren't all Waco, Oklahoma City and abortion clinics, though, and her eye and language are always sharp.
The King-Devick test (K-D) requires saccadic eye movements, language and other cognitive processes to perform [17].
They found that while the damage was sometimes reversible to some extent, depending on the exact duration and timing of the occlusion, occlusion for the entire first three months of life produced irreversible blindness in the deprived eye.[21] Language, however, is not like this.
It's pastiche, the genre that the literary critic Fredric Jameson described as a statue with blind eyes; the language doesn't so much remind as reverberate.
The chief product (and it's a horribly convincing artefact) of the teenager's experiences is an invented religion: a horse-worship that combines sex and awe: sweaty flanks, big eyes, invented language, compulsive behaviour.
However, the traditional diagnostic approach is conducted by doctors mainly based on observing with nude eyes, description language, and experience discrimination.
This is due to the need to stim (fidgeting often used for entertainment or self soothing), sensory difficulties, speech difficulties, discomfort with eye contact, body language that seemingly contradicts their statements, etcetera.
