26, 27 Quotes that were representative of key ideas expressed are presented here to depict the language and ideas of the participants, in their own words.
For example, Noam Chomsky, the M.I.T. professor whose ideas have dominated the field for more than 40 years, has often been accused of depicting language as a trait so remarkable that natural selection is virtually helpless to explain it.
Rush has a genius for depicting language that grows out of sustained romantic partnership — what the unnamed narrator-protagonist of "Mating" called an "idioverse," a private patois made up of shared references and sayings, occasional neologisms, and common words that have taken on new meanings.
Racial representation has often been confined by the media used to depict its complexity from language that describes race via metaphors of color to the technology of racial representation in black-and-white that obscures nondualistic racial gradation.2 Written music, like the written word, is a technology of representation.
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Another is signing exact English, which is using a type of sign language to depict English just as it is spoken.
"There's a kind of racism in America today that is so insidious, the way enemies of our black president use code language to depict him as the 'other,' and that part of our world has a direct through-line back to the Scottsboro boys," said the 83-year-old Mr. Kander, who also contributed lyrics after Mr. Ebb died in 2004.
Speaking to 8,000 soldiers and visitors assembled on a parade field at this sprawling Army post west of Savannah, Mr. Bush used unusually pointed language to depict the armed forces as frustrated, demoralized and unappreciated, a theme he often used in last year's campaign.
Others include oral-auralism, which essentially is lip reading with the help of hearing aids; signing exact English, which is using a type of sign language to depict English just as it is spoken; and auditory verbal therapy, which teaches the maximum use of hearing aids without the lip reading.
Arguably, some types of information may be difficult to depict visually and verbal language has many possibilities that allow for specificity.
