例句與造句

1. In this text, Rousseau lays out a narrative of the beginnings of language, using a similar literary form as the Second Discourse.
2. The second discourse ( humoristic I believe ) is of course somewhat off the scale, it is not something I will ever do.
3. The second discourse about participatory communication is the Unesco language about self-management, access and participation from the 1977 meeting in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
4. As this format closely adheres to that of the Second Discourse, some have discussed whether one account ought to be read as more authoritative than the other.
5. He also translated Severus "'Second discourse against Nephalius ", nine homilies of Basil of Caesarea's " Hexaemeron " and several homilies of Gregory of Nazianzus.
6. It's difficult to find second discourse in a sentence. 用second discourse造句挺難的
7. As the text was initially written in 1754, and was sent to the publisher in 1763, it appears safe to argue that the tensions between the " Essay " and the Second Discourse were intentional.
8. The second discourse deals with diverting oneself from worries by " learning from the bird how glorious it is to be a human being . " David F . Swenson translated several of Kierkegaard's discourses which were published in 1958 through the efforts of Paul L Holmer.
9. In the late 18th century, Rousseau took a critical step in his Second Discourse, reasoning that human nature as we know it, rational, and with language, and so on, is a result of historical accidents, and the specific up-bringing of an individual.
10. Rousseau in his Second Discourse finally took the shocking step of claiming that this traditional account has things in reverse : with reason, language and rationally organized communities all having developed over a long period of time merely as a result of the fact that some habits of cooperation were found to solve certain types of problems, and that once such cooperation became more important, it forced people to develop increasingly complex cooperation often only to defend themselves from each other.
11. He was a contemporary and acquaintance of Hume, writing before the French Revolution and long before Western civilization with his Second Discourse by proposing that humans had once been solitary animals, without reason or language or communities, and had developed these things due to accidents of pre-history . ( This proposal was also less famously made by Giambattista Vico . ) In other words, Rousseau argued that human nature was not only not fixed, but not even approximately fixed compared to what had been assumed before him.