Linguistic Lapses. With especial reference to the perception of linguistic sounds. Y., 1906. INDEX. A
ABERCROMBIE, 216, 274. Accompaniments, imitative, of action, 48. Accuracy, psychological, and require- ments of law, 107. Affection, and passion, in judges, 417; in witnesses, 418; and hatred, 418.英文原著 · 《Criminal Psychology》
Where Charles Darwin's special studies came in contact with the Science of Language was over the problem of the origin and development of language. It is curious to observe that, where so many fields of linguistic research have still to be reclaimed--many as yet can hardly be said to be mapped out,--the least accessible field of all--that of the Origin of Language-- has never wanted assiduous tillers. Unfortunately it is a field beyond most others where it may be said that英文原著 · 《Darwin and Modern Science》
"I'll tell you what's the matter with you, J.--you know too many languages for this continent. Your linguistic powers will be the ruin of us if you don't hold them in a bit. You don't know any Sanscrit or Chaldean, do you?"英文原著 · 《Diary of a Pilgrimage》
'There are three kinds of ambiguity of term or proposition. The first is when there is an equal linguistic propriety in several interpretations; the second when one is improper but customary; the third when the ambiguity arises in the combination of elements that are in themselves unambiguous, as in "knowing letters." "Knowing" and "letters" are perhaps separately unambiguous, but in combination may imply either that the letters are known, or that they themselves have knowledge. Such are the modes in which propositions and terms may be ambiguous.'英文原著 · 《Euthydemus》
"Oh, not a great deal more than a smattering," he replied airily --a truthful answer, inasmuch as a vocabulary consisting simply of ~"quanty costy"~ and ~"troppo"~ cannot be seriously considered much more than a smattering. Fortunately she made no test of his linguistic attainment, but returned to her former subject.英文原著 · 《His Own People》
Plaatje lived an extraordinary life but died a largely disappointed man. His feats of political journalism had been largely forgotten and his creative talents had hardly yet been recognised -- except in the confined world of Tswana language readership. But today Plaatje is regarded as a South African literary pioneer, as a not insignificant political actor in his time, and as a cogent commentator on his times. He was an explorer in a fascinating world of cultural and linguistic interaction, who was in retrospect truly a "renaissance man".英文原著 · 《Native Life in South Africa》
She's an assistant professor in the Linguistics Department.美剧 · 《Friends》
She's an assistant professor in the Linguistics Department, okay?美剧 · 《Friends》