For example, we use language to engage in reflection but language is itself a social product and deeply tied to various cultural forms.
Because reflection on language in ancient China centered on "names" (ming, words) and their relation to "stuff" (shi, objects, events, situations), 2nd-century B.C.E.
The similarities are superficial: both develop a form of absolute monism grounded in reflection about language or thought and its relation to reality.
In defending dynamic processes in SLA, Larsen-Freeman (2007) claimed that real-time language processing, developmental change in learner language, and evolutionary change in language are all reflections of the same dynamic process of language usage" (p.783).
A more refined language facilitates yet more exact reflection, and language and our reflective capacities proceed to work in tandem to develop our cognitive abilities to their highest level (Essay I.ii.5).5
"Our identity, our being, is based on culture, reflection, intelligence, language," he said in an interview.
Their social role and the subject matter of their inquiries were generally quite different.[2] But both were interested in language and philosophical issues inspired by reflection on language.
"From the start, the nation was conceived in language, not in blood," Benedict Anderson wrote in 1983 in his classic book "Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origins and Spread of Nationalism".
Sentence repetition is best seen as a reflection of an underlying language ability factor rather than as a measure of a separate construct with a specific role in language processing.
This ongoing process results in metalinguistic reflection, and new language features being acquired.
