But it makes sense when one considers his semantic theory, according to which reality is the interpretative pattern of (philosophical) language, so that the structure of language is a mirroring of reality.
From a logical point of view, this means that the same interpretative pattern is employed in order to account for both the semantic power of proper names and common terms (that is, those expressions that refer to a class of individuals), and first and second intentions.
Though it is an interpretative stretch, that pattern of connection might reduce a person's ability to generalise (since disparate data are less easily integrated) and increase his ability to concentrate (by drawing together similar inputs).Rain and sunshineGiven such anatomical differences, then, what hope is there for the neurotypical who would like to be a savant?
In a second step we coded the text in interpretative codes, so-called pattern-coding, identifying a thematic framework before highlighting quotes and making comparison between cases.
But its enduring fascination, for everyone, comes from the tension between its obvious patterns and the interpretative possibilities that one can see.
The course is an interpretative look at the characteristic patterns of settlement and attitudes towards cities and urban life that are identified with American urbanization.
Then, through multiple readings of the events, themes or patterns with more interpretative, inferential codes were identified (Miles and Huberman, 1994).
Our work differs from other research on misconceptions in that we seek to develop an interpretative framework that looks for patterns across misconceptions.
However, there was gradual progression from description whereby the data were organised and summarised to show patterns, to an interpretative process to attempt to theorise on the significance of the patterns and their broader meanings and implications.
