One of the major achievements of Piers Plowman is that it translates the language and conceptions of the cloister into symbols and images that could be understood by the layman.
Hostile ecclesiastical writers argued that Revelation could not have been written by the author who wrote the Gospel, because the language and conception of eschatology of the two works are profoundly different.
Chomsky (1986) basically dismissed both corpus-based work and mathematical linguistics simply on the grounds that they employ an extensional conception of language that is, a conception that removes the object of study from having an essential connection with the mental.
The results show that teachers in the experimental group progressed from a conception focused on formal and content-based aspects of oral language to a conception that stresses language use, social interaction, and the strategies employed by teachers in class as explanatory factors for pupils' oral language competence.
Despite the narrowed spectrum of expression and the intentionally flattened palette of performance, language, and visual conception, the movie is a sensual delight.
In the first place, Gibbon said, the Romans had carried with them into slavery the culture of a free people: their language and their conception of themselves as human beings presupposed freedom.
The poem "No Threshold" is remarkably Grahamish in conception, language, and even layout on the page: that there isno threshold wind sweeping the trees light-glint on grass the irises blooming then not the daylilies blooming then not then frost then gusts of snow Sheck is also fond of one of Graham's most common stylistic techniques, the inappropriate adjective.
In the case of the Hopi, the claim was that their language imposes a conception of time very different from that of the speakers of the Indo-European languages.
We asked Nash about other state regulations that define pregnancy as beginning at fertilization or conception — language that exists in some state fetal homicide laws.
Linguists' conception of the components of the study of language contrast with philosophers' conceptions (even those of philosophers of language) in at least three ways.
