...like 1, 2, 3, x, y, z and the kind like +, — , -^, V~~ , log — , though, in view of 0, %, %, "V and others, perhaps no strict two-group classification...resin can be imitated with Celluloid and whiting. The Algonkian language family, to which Shawnee belongs, does use a type of sentence like our subject and...

...some American Indian languages and the different ways of thinking that these languages might entail: Our Indian languages show that with a suitable grammar...of the sentence, not of the Indian sentence itself. . . . When we come to Nootka, the sentence without subject or predicate is the only type. The term...

...but that the verb class cannot exist without an entity of the other class, the "thing" class. . . . Our Indian languages show that with a suitable grammar...sentences that cannot be broken into subjects and predicates.13 11 From AN Whitehead, Process and Reality. Copyright 1929 by The Macmillan Co., and used...

...warnt davor, allein aus der Übersetzung auf die Struktur der fremden Sprache schließen zu wollen: „Our Indian languages show that with a suitable...resin can be imitated with Celluloid and whiting" (Whorf 1956: 242). Beim Vergleich des chinesischen Satzes 'Yutang chouyan' mit dem englischen Satz...

...— the kind like 1.2.3.xyz and the kind like +, — , -^ , y~, log — though, in view of Oj,j,7r, and others, perhaps no strict two-group classification...resin can be imitated with Celluloid and whiting. The Algonkian language family, to which Shawnee belongs, does use a type of sentence like our subject and...