Titlebook: Critical Essays on Language Use and Psychology; Daniel C. O’Connell Book 1988 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1988 fiction.knowledge.langua

狗窩

,Grundlagen des Widerstandsschwei?ens,Returning to the nuclear family unit after three decades in a troubled marriage is easier said than done. What name is she to use? Does she bring household furnishings and offspring along with her? Times have changed -- and the family unit along with them.

vibrant

奇思怪想

gruelling

R. Grosser,G. Resche,H. Stephan,K.-H. WittigThe chapter title above is also the title of Kleist’s short essay written over 180 years ago. I’d like to work-out my own thoughts by citing and commenting on several passages from the essay.

figment

不在灌木叢中

廢止

Psycholinguistics and Cognitive OozeReturning to the nuclear family unit after three decades in a troubled marriage is easier said than done. What name is she to use? Does she bring household furnishings and offspring along with her? Times have changed -- and the family unit along with them.

言外之意

羞辱

Lining Up Words“Lining up words” seems hardly the proper diction to apply to poetry. School children and soldiers are peremptorily told to “l(fā)ine up.” And yet, part of the poet’s writing task is to muster words into poetic forms, to put them down on paper one after another, to line them up.

破布

“On the Gradual Working-Out of One’s Thoughts in the Process of Speaking” (Kleist, c. 1806/undated, The chapter title above is also the title of Kleist’s short essay written over 180 years ago. I’d like to work-out my own thoughts by citing and commenting on several passages from the essay.