Language and the 'Linguistic Turn'
Histories of concepts after the linguistic turn
... of language, linguistic theory and historiography, it is possible to see two different paths; one analyzing language to discover further historical knowledge and the other using linguistic ...
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Philosophical Method without the Linguistic Turn
... of linguistic analytic philosophy, from Russell to Davidson and Dummett, we find the drive to understand how words mean and language works, as offering a specifically philosophical lever with which to ...
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Pedagogy and the ‘linguistic turn’: developing understanding through semiotics
... understandings can sometimes be challenged or resisted. Interestingly, Giddens suggests that the more fundamental the activity, the harder it is to rationally account for it. So, the fact that meaning making is so ...
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The last post? Post-postmodernism and the linguistic u-turn
... The linguistic turn was an unassailable and wholesale sea-change in twentieth-century philosophy that captured two fundamental insights: the claim that all knowledge is dependent upon its expression in ...
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A discussion of pneumatology and the linguistic turn to practice, with reference to Kevin Vanhoozer’s canonical linguistic approach to Christian theology
... ‘linguistic turn’ in philosophy that challenges the “modern premise of an autonomous knowing subject” by removing “legitimation for knowledge and truth outside language” on the basis that reason and ...
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Wittgensteinian fideism and the linguistic turn in post war British philosophy of religion
... of language and the way human beings behave, yet at the same time its dissimilarities which are considered essential if the true transcendental nature of God is to be preserved, threaten to make it meaningless as ...
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Shall we take the linguistic turn? British radicalism in the era of the French revolution
... the language as it is constituted at the time, therefore all utterances are equally ‘ in ’ the language, notions of centrality and marginality are out of ...the language is more important or ...
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Language shift and linguistic insecurity
... the language: this too gets at least some general acknowledge- ment, often being reported by this cohort as a major factor behind feeling “incom- plete,” or insecure, not just in their general ethnic/national ...
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Language and identity in linguistic ethnography
... of linguistic ethnography ...to linguistic ethnography is of course, like any field of study, and ideologically and interactionally negotiated ...of language, culture and society have been oriented ...
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Language learning, language use and the evolution of linguistic variation
... their linguistic behaviour might be quite similar, which would reduce the inter-speaker variation the learner is exposed ...their linguistic system, a point we turn to ...
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JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES ISSN: X Journal of Language and Linguistic Studies, 16(4), ; 2020
... Example 1. This article argues for a reconceptualization of the concept of ‘corrective feedback’ for the investigation of correction practices in everyday second language (L2) interaction (‘in the wild’) (PTR). ...
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Linguistic Politeness in the Chinese Language and Culture
... their language and, in turn, reveal aspects of their ...ordinary linguistic practice in accordance with social ...humble language account for the two major components which include appellative ...
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TURN-TAKING IN CINEMATIC DISCOURSE: LINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR ESP TEACHING
... view, turn-taking is an important aspect of ESP ...in turn-taking and relevant meta-communicative skills for B2-level ESP students in ...communicative linguistic issues as well as methods and formats ...
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Linguistic and metalinguistic categories in second language learning
... If, on the other hand, metalinguistic descriptions pertaining to linguis- tic constructions that pose more substantial explicit learning di‰culty ac- cording to Hypothesis 1 are used, cognitively based individual learner ...
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The German Language Linguistic Features
... Even today, many words still carry connotations of National Socialism to such a degree that they tend to be avoided in general use, such as the term Fuhrer. The Impact of feminism on the German Language Since the ...
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Linguistic Outcomes of Language Contact
... rapid linguistic assimilation of ...new language isolates or relatively stable bilingual communities), immigration has usually resulted in rapid linguistic ...the language to which immigrants ...
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Linguistic Features of the Language of Advertising
... a linguistic point of ...Advertising language can be defined by its major functions, ...typical linguistic features can be derived, which can be considered characteristic of the language of ...
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LINGUISTIC TO SOCIO-AND-PSYCO LINGUISTIC ASPECTS IN ENGLISH-TO-MARATHI LANGUAGE
... <=> याभ खुर्चीलय फवत आशे. {Ram chair on sitting PROG be.PR} 5. Conclusion Some important types of divergence related to translation from English to Marathi are discussed in this paper keeping in mind both manual ...
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The Formosan Language Archive: Linguistic Analysis and Language Processing
... a language is well understood by the ...in linguistic analysis, and is supervising the development of each corpus to help make the consistency rate higher through the use of the same terminology, it has ...
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JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES ISSN: X Journal of Language and Linguistic Studies, 17(1), ; 2021
... Submission Date: 07/01/2021 Acceptance Date: 14/03/2021 Abstract Language may represent everything related to COVID-19 and, at the same time, being a tool to recognize and prevent the virus. This current research ...
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