Topic:  declarative vs. procedural representation
 Topic:  education
 Topic:  writing
 Group:  natural language
 Group:  grammar
 Topic:  facts as relationships between entities
 Topic:  representing a relationship
 Topic:  natural language as a system
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Reference
 Fish, S.,
"Devoid of Content",
 New York Times,  May 31, 2005, pp.   A17.
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Quotations
A17 ;;Quote: English students should be taught form instead of content; can't write clean sentences if you don't know what they are 
 |  A17 ;;Quote: in 14 weeks create a natural language with a syntax, lexicon, translation, and course guide; indicate distinctions of tense, number, manner, mood, agency 
 |  A17 ;;Quote: a sentence is words placed into a relationship with one another; generate 20 sentences from 5 random words 
 |  A17 ;;Quote: the relationships within a sentence concern actors, their actions, and the objects of those actions; a limited set of possibilities 
 |  A17 ;;Quote: a language always has a regular and abstract way of conveying distinctions of number, time, manner, space, hierarchy, difference 
 |  | A17 ;;Quote: can use any formal devise to signal grammatical distinctions -- word order, word endings, prefixes, suffixes, numbers, brackets, fonts, colors
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