Sentence examples for ideographic knowledge from inspiring English sources

Therefore, cultural-historical science seeks "ideographic" knowledge; it aims to understand the particular, concrete and irrational "historical individual" with inescapably universal, abstract, and rational concepts.

The Chinese writing system is not ideographic, it is logographic.

He could not: it was in an ideographic language that France had destroyed.

Has the alphabet itself undergone an "ideographic turn", becoming "estranged from itself"?

"In Chinese, you are drawing characters that are ideographic -- they are not linear at all".

Ideographic text and illustrations were engraved in wooden blocks, inked, and copied on paper.

They showed a transition from the pictographic to a more ideographic and abstract symbolization.

The Japanese, by contrast, have traditionally relied on both a phonetic system (kana) and an ideographic system (kanji).

In a smaller room, the Exhausted and Ideographic series features gaudy, vertiginous digital mixes of colorful photographs.

"Knowledge accumulates.

And knowledge?