Though her writing is clear and engrossing, the book's meaning unfolds less through metaphor or lyrical language than through action; people living in such dangerous times, she implies, can afford the luxury of linguistic complexity only if it's in service of the cause.
What I have called semiotic theories of expression in dance usually focus on artistic dance expression as a form of communication that functions in a way that is similar to language, through "utterance" or through actions, signs, symbols and/or gestures that are "purposeful" or intentional in some way.
Some, such as Dominey's facility in Lyon, are focusing on iCub's ability to interact with humans on shared tasks through language and action; others are more interested in teaching iCub to manipulate objects and acquire new motor skills.
Of particular importance was the discovery that the creation epic Enuma elish was recited at the Babylonian New Year's festival: the myth was, it was argued, expressing in language that which the ritual was enacting through action.
There are several verbs which encode the transmission of information not necessarily through language by gesture, action, etc.
The result is a vicious circle: as ethnic identities return, ethnic differences become more pronounced, and all sides fall back on stereotypes and the stigmatization of the adversary through language or actions intended to dehumanize, thereby justifying hostile actions.
We offer some suggestions, including some ideas on new language designed to increase the level of buy in, and recognise that progress through action will require compromises in respect of an 'ideal' economically efficient pricing reform agenda.
Character is language in action.
"Jargon is language in action," she writes.
You felt free in the Village in language and action.
