Linguistic considerations alone rule out the possibility that the prose translation of Psalms 1 50 extant in the Bibliothèque Nationale at Paris is a 7th-century production.
The French grammarians of the 18th century had lasting effect on all the Romance standards, concerned as they were with maintaining "purity," eliminating "vulgarity," and strictly codifying usage, often more in accord with logical than linguistic considerations.
Mendelssohn finds linguistic considerations at the very heart of traditional philosophical questions.
Which of these positions an identity theorist adopts will depend on wider metaphysical and linguistic considerations that are strictly extraneous to the identity theory as such.
It is hard to find philosophers who still think that normative questions can be resolved by linguistic considerations, but there are, surprisingly, some who do think that this argument strategy is essentially correct.
A spokesman said: "The findings demonstrate that there is a need to balance economic and linguistic considerations in making the decision between.cymru or.wales, and this on behalf of both those who speak Welsh and English".
This does not, however, mean that he was developing a non-Aristotelian natural philosophy; his rejection of Aristotle's account of nature was primarily motivated by religious and linguistic considerations.
Linguistic considerations have been shown to be important when assessing respiratory symptoms, and there is less congruence across languages for "wheeze" than other terms [ 19].
It is always important to ensure that everyone who participates is aware of what they consent to, and when dealing with linguistic differences, consideration must be given to linguistic preferences of participants.
Only insofar as "no-thought" or "no-image" is treated as an idea in a linguistic space without consideration for its referent, can one ask if "there is" or "there is not" such a thing as "no-thought".
