1
Again, these languages make the participation of literate language less and less significant.
2
A linguist, of all professionals, does not choose to lose literate language proficiency.
3
Artistic practice and appropriation were coordinated through the still literate language of the market.
4
Others were deemed unacceptable, and qualified as such in the literate language of church, state, and education.
5
Accordingly, the gap between the literate language of the university and the languages of current human practice widens.
6
Many impressive human accomplishments, probably the majority of them, are testimony to the powerful interface that literate language is.
7
In many cases, literate language suffices for formulating geometric problems, but breaks down in supporting the practice of attempting solutions.
8
Stereotyped, highly repetitive or well defined unique tasks, and the literate language associated with them, have been transferred to machines.
9
Rules of grammar, which gave us a sense of order and quality of literate language use, do not apply to products.
10
A democracy resting solely upon the contribution to political life in and through literate language is at the same time captive to language.
11
Literate language is a reductionist machine, which we use to look at the world from the perspective of our own experience.
