Sentence examples for themes of language from inspiring English sources

Other noteworthy releases this month come from Robert Crawford (Full Volume, Cape) and Australian veteran John Kinsella, who takes the touchstone of Edmund Burke's famous treatise on the Sublime and uses it to reevaluate favoured themes of language, landscape and human and natural interaction in Shades of the Sublime and Beautiful (Picador).

She is a 26-year-old photographer, originally from Taiwan, and her work centres on the themes of language barriers and alienation.

This theme of language in art is a bit shopworn, but the curator, John Chaich, brings some snap to it through his multigenerational choice of artists.

The scene is terrific because it marks a moment of understanding between the two characters, briskly paints the differences between them, and riffs on the theme of language, which sets them so at odds with their surroundings.

(Smith) 'Mixed Messages: A(I DS, Art + Words' (closes on Sunday) All of the art in this year's edition of the annual summer group show sponsored by Visual AIDS is based on words, and while the theme of language in art is a bit shopworn, the curator, John Chaich, brings some snap to it through his multigenerational choice of artists.

The theme of language was the most overwhelmingly dominant theme, impacting the two other themes as well.

This is a movement toward language, but the theme of language as such is not developed in this work.

The second chapter approaches Heidegger's theme of language as the way in which Being becomes, the way it temporalizes.

Schutz dealt with this theme of language in other contexts, comparing Husserl's distinction between prepredicative (prepropositional) and predicative levels with Kurt Goldstein's separation, based on studies of brain lesions, of a concrete attitude relying on automatic speech associations from an abstract attitude forming propositions and utilizing rational language.

For example, in Roa Bastos's I, The Supreme, the novel revolves around a central theme of language and the power inherent in all of its forms, a power that is often only present in the deconstruction of communication.

The reasons given for the alleged turn away from economic oppression to themes of culture, language, and identity in contemporary politics differ.