Sentence examples for linguistic view from inspiring English sources

The common legacy of Chisholm (1957) and Quine (1960) is the linguistic view of intentionality (accepted by e.g., Dennett 1969).

Generally speaking, one might worry that the maps view overgenerates and overspecifies beliefs, while the linguistic view undergenerates and underspecifies them.

More intriguingly, a linguistic view of drawing might also explain our behaviour today – including our instinct for doodling in the margins.

This linguistic view of learning results in a unified view of learning language, learning through language, and learning about language (Halliday 2007).

On the other hand, though, perhaps just because the linguistic view requires inference for what appears to happen automatically on the maps view, it can better account for failures of rationality, in which not all the necessary changes are made and the subject ends up with an inconsistent view.

The present research chooses the perspective of coherence from a systemic functional linguistic view as the entry point to compare a source Chinese text and its two English translations, so as to illuminate the differences in the realization of coherence in both the Chinese source text and the English target texts and how coherence is kept and achieved in translation.

Most Germans are more liberal in their linguistic views and generally agree that the idea of protecting a country's language is as megalomaniacal as it is futile.

These are not synonyms and may compete with rather than complement one another, especially if the person reading the report does not share the linguistic views of the reporter [13].

On the other hand some of Korais' opponents, both conservatives and vernacularists, published their own magazines in which they attacked his linguistic views.

By Irwin Edman The New Yorker, October 13 , 1951P. 95 It would be a linguistic wrench View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.

These mid-points can be considered in two ways: either they are text types (viewed from the instance end) or as sub-potentials/domain models within the overall meaning making potential of the linguistic system (viewed from the system end).4 At the stratum of the context, the terms situation types and institution are used to indicate the same notions.