It's rather touching that in this production, which is so full of language and reflections on its relationship to class, Danes is most affecting when she's relegated to saying absolutely nothing.
The poem is remarkable, I think, for its combination of rich descriptive language and stark reflection on the slow fade of the body; for its ability to convey both the painful vividness of life and the sorrowful muting of physical diminishment.
Our focus here will be on tenor between the translator and target readers, as MOOD and MODALITY are within the interpersonal system of language and a reflection of Tenor.
A more refined language facilitates yet more exact reflection, and language and our reflective capacities proceed to work in tandem to develop our cognitive abilities to their highest level (Essay I.ii.5).5
Thus the Cartesian graphs now provide the language of control and planning as well as the language of description and reflection.
The language includes type selection (and reflection) constructs that permit retrieving the value held within the interface value.
The whole point of Frege's revolution was that the best and indeed the only access to things is through language, so there can be no principled distinction between reflection on things such as numbers, values, minds, freedom, and God and reflection on the language in which such things are talked about.
Therefore, in addition to standard medical training, a developing country stream might include tropical medicine, the social context of health and disease across the world, research and project management skills, language skills, reflection on attitudes (cultural competency) and regular exposure opportunities in poor countries.
Each speaks in his own language, and brings his own reflections and inflections to the story.
Pamela's letters, in contrast, are lively and conversational, their language a reflection of both her native cleverness and her inexperience.
