Übersetzung für "Sprachtheorie" in Englisch

This theory of language might have influenced Dante Alighieri.

According to his theory of language, translation is in fact impossible.

Abulafia developed a sophisticated theory of language, which assumes that Hebrew represents not so much the language as written or spoken as the principles of all languages, namely the ideal sounds and the combinations between them.

He formulated his linguistic theory together with Hans Jørgen Uldall as an attempt to analyse the expression (phonetics and grammar) and the meaning of a language on a coherent basis.

Since then his research has encompassed theoretical syntax, language acquisition, the 'savant' syndrome, and general linguistic theory, particularly the work of Noam Chomsky.

Faye’s work is definitely part of the larger “linguistic turn” of French thought since the 1960s. but Faye’s theory of language is very much sui generis.

Benjamin doesn't just have the early Romantic linguistic theory of a Novalis or a Schlegel in mind here[10], but also ethnological studies of magic in circulation at the beginning of the 20th century.

The lack of a theory of language as giftgiving makes the understanding of giftgiving as a living principle more difficult.

It is precisely for this reason that Benjamin can say that the question of translation has to be founded “at the deepest level of linguistic theory”: translation does not “render” a preexistent stratum, but traverses virtual continua.

Annegret Huber (2003) acknowledges the broad span of Reicha’s term which includes the fields of anthropology, anatomy and gynecology, embryology, language theory and elementary education, sonata theory and composition, referring also to its many varied contexts and possible interpretations.

The outstanding scientific importance of his work is that he has succeeded in building a bridge between a methodically rigid language theory and the actuality of the unsystematic, vague, incoherent human languages.

This is perhaps the most astounding fact in human language and constitutes the central problem which language theories strive to explain.

A theory of language of this sort restores mothering or nurturing to its place as the main factor in our becoming human not only as a species but individually, life by life.

MF: During the course of the 1980s you began a long-term debate with Anglo-Saxon philosophy, both on the front of political philosophy (Rawls, Dworkin) and on the front of the philosophy of language (Searle, Putnam, Rorty, Brandom, etc.).

The postmodern thinking is in agreement with the structuralism, that Saussure's linguistic theory has exercised also a big influence on.

It is precisely for this reason that Benjamin can say that the question of translation has to be founded "at the deepest level of linguistic theory": translation does not "render" a preexistent stratum, but traverses virtual continua.

The third section focuses on his linguistic theory of Hebrew, as he formulated it in his early critique of modern Hebrew poetry and translations from Yiddish texts after his move to Israel.

Günther Grewendorf begins the preface to his "Minimalist Syntax", which is an account of the current generative theory, with the sentence:

It is precisely for this reason that Benjamin can say that the question of translation has to be founded “at the deepest level of linguistic theory: translation does not “render a preexistent stratum, but traverses virtual continua.

N. Y. Marr made very gross mistakes when he introduced into linguistics elements of Marxism in a distorted form, when he tried to create an independent theory of language.

In a first step we can contrast this with the following sentence by Walter Benjamin, whose conviction it was that "it is necessary to found the concept of translation at the deepest level of linguistic theory": "Translation passes through continua of transformation, not abstract areas of identity and similarity.