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CHAPTER1 2 CHAPTER1 existsbecausewehavenotunderstoodItisamisunderstandingamisinterpretationitneedsmoresympathysothatitcanopenitsheartSeeitinthelightninginthecloudsintheraininthesoundsinthesil. Hate. Victim. Bully. Strength. Courage. Fig. Figure. Figurative. Figuratively. Experi. ence. Dy. namite. Acade. my. Emo. tion. So. cial. Liter. al. Ment. al. Hate. Experience. Dynamite. Social. Academy. CS1313 Fall 2015. 1. Constants . Lesson Outline. Constants Lesson Outline. What is a Constant?. The Difference Between a Variable and a Constant. Categories of Constants: Literal & Named. Literal Constants. Navigating a Modern Dilemma. Keith Campbell, Ph.D.. dkeithcampbell@yahoo.com. Review/Preview. Scripture. . Tradition. . Reason . . - . “. Why Does God Let Bad things Happen?”. . - “. Removing Western Glasses: Reading Scripture with Global . Read chapter 22, sections 1-3. No homework. Program 4. Any questions?. Learning mini-project. Worth 2 . homeworks. Due . next Monday. Foil6 is available in /home/. mecalif. /public/itk340/foil. A manual and sample data files are there as well.. Literal Versus Idiomatic. . . . . Form-based . kinds of translation:. . . . meaning-based. Form based. is to follow the form of the source language and is known as literal translation.. Section 3.6. Literal equation . is an equation that involves two or more variables.. Formula. is a literal equation that states a rule for a relationship among quantities.. VOCABULARY. Example: C = 2. Lesson 2-5. A _______________ _______________ is an equation that involves two or more variables.. literal. equation. Rewriting a Literal Equation:. –. 2x + 5y = 12 Solve for y. .. _________________________________ . Pragmatics. Patrick Griffiths, 2006.. MEANING. SEMANTICS & PRAGMATICS. SEMANTICS & PRAGMATICS. Study . sentence. meaning and word meaning, not tied to context.. Study . utterance. meaning. Utterances are expressions identified only by their contexts.. the twentieth century. The main focus of this chapter is the central recurring theme of . 'word-for word. ‘ and '. sense-for-sense'. translation, a debate that has dominated much of . translation . Cam M.. Gabbi C.. Literal & Figurative Language. words, and groups of words, that exaggerate or alter the usual meanings of the component words.. words that do not deviate from their defined meaning.. Week 1:. Figurative Language. Go Figure!. Figurative Language. Recognizing Figurative Language . The opposite of literal language is figurative language. Figurative language is language that means more than what it says on the surface. . approach. linguistic approaches to the analysis of translation. Translation shifts =small linguistic changes occurring in translation of ST to TT.. Since the . 1950s . there has been a variety of linguistic approaches to . Putting literal text to work. Dagan Wright, PhD., . MSPH; . CSTE team (Jim . Davis, et al.); . and NCHS . team (Margaret . Warner, et al.). For Oregon SAS Users Group. Using text to understand contributing cause of death where coding falls short. Terry . Locke. © 2015 Taylor & Francis. Some theory: Sense-making as aesthetic. When we make sense of some aspect of our experience we give it some kind of form or shape;. The creative or imaginative process might be thought of as the movement from form.