Sentence examples for limits of language from inspiring English sources

Persian and Arabic literature explored limits of language and behaviour.

For Ms. Kron this effect explores the limits of language.

Again, a 20th-century western philosopher - Foucault - has also articulated the limits of language.

But I would only strain the limits of language trying to describe the sensation.

"When your experience meets the limits of language, and you have to find other ways of expressing yourself".

For FX, one way is to push the limits of language, violence and sex on basic cable.

After all these tangible realms are pierced, the journey halts at the limit of language and expression; all that remains there is: "He revealed to His servant what He revealed!" The Holy Qurʾan (53:10).

As always in Wallace's writing, Wittgenstein is the philosopher who most haunts the approach, the Wittgenstein who told us that reality is inseparable from language ("The limits of my language mean the limits of my world"), and that language is inseparable from game (both being at root "part of an activity, a form of life").

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Kuhn was also indebted to Wittgenstein, early ("The limits of my language are the limits of my world," 1922, 148) and late (on language games and forms of life).

By Maria Konnikova January 22, 2015 In 1922, in "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus," the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein wrote, "The limits of my language mean the limits of my world".