To begin, Aristotle does not expressly distinguish between the literal and intentional interpretations, and so does not argue determinately in favor of one over the other.
Whether she was displaying these qualities or making a botched attempt at a self-reflexive joke about them an interpretation which, intentional fallacy be damned, I find pretty plausible didn't, in the end, have much bearing on the affair.
Whether she was displaying these qualities or making a botched attempt at a self-reflexive joke about them — an interpretation which, intentional fallacy be damned, I find pretty plausible — didn't, in the end, have much bearing on the affair.
It is natural to address a horrid and intentional act with meaning, interpretation, and condemnation; but this is where it is most important to pause and ask whether we are helping or hurting freedom and peace -- the things we say we most prize.
Britten disliked Vickers's interpretation, but the intentional fallacy applies as much to music as to literature: the composer had no right to censor rival readings of his own work, nor did he try.
However, there is an alternative interpretation of the intentional approach.
"This omission, whether intentional or inadvertent, raises questions regarding interpretation and implementation that cannot be definitively resolved by the Congressional Research Service," the report says.
I'm realizing maybe I've been more distracting than anything else with that flip phone, but it wasn't intentional!" We're sticking with our interpretation that the song just takes place in 2007 or something. .
The fact that implicit biases seem to "rebound" in response to intentional efforts to suppress them supports this interpretation (Huebner 2009; Follenfant & Ric 2010).
As Ellis (1997) stated, one of the ways to structure the input is interpretation tasks which are designed to invite learners to get engaged in intentional learning by consciously noticing how a target pragmatic expression is used in the input.
