Sentence examples for meaning developed from inspiring English sources

This rejection and Goodman's gradual account of synonymy (or, rather, likeness of meaning) developed out of an exchange of letters between Morton White, Quine, and Goodman, which is also the historical background of Quine's famous "Two Dogmas of Empiricism" (Quine 1951a).

The opening myth is a substance that permeates a network of tales, its meaning developing and diversifying across 400 pages.

His latest book is "The Quest for Meaning: Developing a Philosophy of Pluralism" (Allen Lane).

His latest book is The Quest for Meaning: Developing a Philosophy of Pluralism (Allen Lane).

Wine is at the heart of French customs and eating traditions, and meanings developed about it are the subject of a real social construction and thus of social representations.

Saunders ([2006], 4), for instance, notes 'a continuation of highly differentiated cultural meanings developed through family, community and peer group.' Furthermore, working-class attitudes are often influenced by middle-class subjectivities (Reay [2001]) and a yearning to acquire cultural capital (see Bourdieu and Passeron [2000]).

It thus takes years of training and expert reading skill before spontaneous processing of printed words' sensorimotor meanings develops in childhood.

The concept of referential meaning was developed to evaluate the similarity between the literal meaning of the terms in the pairs of statements (original and backtranslated versions) [ 9, 11].

Finally, Wittgenstein's idea of meaning as use led to a version of functionalism as a theory of meaning, further developed by Wilfrid Sellars and Gilbert Harman.

He sees the world as north and south, meaning the developed and the developing worlds, and the enormous gulf between the two.

In all such cases, the narrower meaning has developed from the constant use of the word in a more specialized context, and the contextual presuppositions of the word have in time become part of its meaning.