This is a disjunctive, juxtapositional, dynamic poetics whose subject is not merely, reflexively, language itself, but also, more particularly, the operations of language in conditions of emergency.
There were also 'descriptive references' such as 'what is going on' , and 'the area of the operation of the language activity'.
Following the above extract are 'introductory remarks' on each parameter; a selection from each is presented below, beginning with 'field of discourse' (Halliday et al., [1964]: 90): 'Field of discourse' refers to what is going on: to the area of the operation of the language activity.
Future research will clarify the functional relevance of this post-conceptual operation for language understanding.
and explains Simon's conformity to ASL grammar in terms of the operation of his innate language faculty during the acquisition period.
In a strongly worded statement, S4C added that it had "no prior knowledge" of the discussions between the BBC and the government, which resulted in the corporation agreeing to take over responsibility for the funding and operation of the Welsh-language broadcaster from 2015.
English couldn't be trusted for this kind of delicate operation, because language exists as part of the pre-invented world.
This MP operation varies from language to language.
This year she began hosting a weekly program called "Behind the News" for the Spanish-language operation of RT, a multilingual news network financed by Russia's government.
Bickerton and, following him, Pinker, argue that creolization occurs when children take a pidgin as the input to their first language learning, and urge that the added complexity of the creole reflects the operation of the child's inborn language faculty.
