单词:language-game
language-game的用法和样例:
例句
- Gaming with language is one of the most prominent postmodern linguistic features of black humor novels.语言游戏是黑色幽默小说所呈现的后现代语言特点。
- In his later philosophy, Wittgenstein has successfully treated the philosophical pathology with his theory of language games.在他的后期哲学中,维特根斯坦通过对语言游戏论的论述实现了对于哲学病的有效诊治。
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