Sentence examples for notion of language from inspiring English sources

His endorsement of the study of rhetoric and his underlying notion of language as an informing principle of the individual and society would become crucial subjects of humanistic discussion and debate.

(Quine, of course, rejected Carnap's intensionalist accommodation of radical fallibilism via the notion of language change).

To overcome this challenge, recent research in software languages engineering introduced the notion of language product lines.

In Wittgenstein's ([1953]; published posthousmly) Philosophical Investigations, the notion of language games was introduced and discussed at length.

Some hold that languages are essentially social, but invoke a notion of language that is distinct, in appearance at least, from the folk notion.

To this end, recent research in software language engineering proposes the use of product line engineering, thus introducing the notion of language product lines.

Rosemary G. Feal, executive director of the Modern Language Association, rejected the notion of languages as "a zero-sum game," and said the field had become too responsive to fads.

Putting the analytical gaze on languaging constitutes renewed attempts to sidestep monological static understandings that mark essentialist, bounded notions of language and identity (see "Sociocultural perspectives and decoloniality as complementary analytical lenses" section).

At a practical level, recruiting and training programs can offer Mandarin teachers opportunity to reflect upon their own notions of language education (e.g, through talking about their educational experiences, both in their home countries and in the United States).

This is validated by using XPL to define the notion of a language module that supports modular language construction and language transformation.

But in Davidson 1986 he casts doubt on the usefulness of the received notion of a language, including his former self among those who worked with that notion.