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Page 8
... move together in producing the effect . If words may be defined as language forms expressing ideas , and sentences ... moving and shaping force of the desire to reach the end . In fact , in the stress of composition the author is not ...
... move together in producing the effect . If words may be defined as language forms expressing ideas , and sentences ... moving and shaping force of the desire to reach the end . In fact , in the stress of composition the author is not ...
Page 9
... moved . This explains what was said at the outset ; namely , that a language form has its unity in the fact that it ... move abreast as organically one . Language can- not be received before the thought , as its perception consists in ...
... moved . This explains what was said at the outset ; namely , that a language form has its unity in the fact that it ... move abreast as organically one . Language can- not be received before the thought , as its perception consists in ...
Page 10
... moves inward to the point that moved the writer , and then , if he make a critical estimate of the discourse , he must move outward with the author in the process of construction . And really in the ordinary process of reading for what ...
... moves inward to the point that moved the writer , and then , if he make a critical estimate of the discourse , he must move outward with the author in the process of construction . And really in the ordinary process of reading for what ...
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... moves in a circle from end in idea to end as reality . Likewise a discourse stands between the effect held in idea by the author and the effect produced in the reader or hearer . When one calls to his friend , " See the rainbow ! " it ...
... moves in a circle from end in idea to end as reality . Likewise a discourse stands between the effect held in idea by the author and the effect produced in the reader or hearer . When one calls to his friend , " See the rainbow ! " it ...
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... moved in each production by A Sincere Purpose . - We have already observed that the effect in the mind addressed is the true cause of the discourse ; and sincerity of purpose re- quires that the effect to be produced in the mind ...
... moved in each production by A Sincere Purpose . - We have already observed that the effect in the mind addressed is the true cause of the discourse ; and sincerity of purpose re- quires that the effect to be produced in the mind ...
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