Sentence examples for studies of languages from inspiring English sources

Her studies of languages of illness, Illness As Metaphor, (1978) and AIDS And Its Metaphors (1989) were writ ten under the shadow of her diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer, for which she sought experimental therapy in Paris.

In contrast, studies of languages that contain voicing lead (e.g., French and Spanish) suggest that voicing lead develops slightly later, perhaps not until 5 years old or later (Macken & Barton, 1979; Zlatin & Koenigsknecht, 1976).

In her studies of language and illness, she sought to remove the second punishment, of blame, that the metaphors of illness sustain.

Studies of language use among non-humans have a long and interesting history.

Speech error modeling converges in most major respects with the results of experimental studies of language generation.

Cross cultural studies of language need to look both between different languages and within the same language as spoken in different countries.

Particular issues in studies of language teacher identity have included marginalisation, the position of non-native speaker teachers, and the nature of teacher knowledge.

3. Semiology refers to studies of language and culture as a system of signs inaugurated by Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure; on Baudrillard and semiology, see Gary Genosko, Baudrillard and Signs.

These kinds of definitions are often applied in studies of language within a cognitive science framework and in neurolinguistics.

The translation of tDCS studies of language from healthy participants into aphasic patients has been limited.

Classical studies of language function focus on concepts such as phonemes, semantic representations and syntactic processing.