If the diacritical
mark is misbalanced, the letter will seem to gravitate to a certain side.
The visible, in its diacritical
and poli-critical giveness discloses the meaning as an in-between, invisible, absent phenomena whose absence allows visibility to be meaningful.
marks, which include accent marks, tildes, umlauts and other notations, help to distinguish one letter from another and aid in pronunciation.
These narratives and stories provide a backdrop of a diacritical
quest for social justice and knowledge, even in films that do not involve overtly religious or social class themes.
Many texts with Arabic terms use a simplified and modified system of transliteration, wherein they use just two diacritical
marks: the single closing apostrophe' to represent hamza and single opening apostrophe ' to represent 'ayn.
sign attached to the letters indicates their vocalisation.
In his later understanding, Du Bois learns to look beyond the Queen's Jubilee as a convincing symbolic representation of Progress to see it as a diacritical
Indicator of economic rivalry among US-European imperialists.
Such a couplet, composed of two independent terms, might indeed be joined by a diacritical
mark, if not joined together as one word, as is the case not only with "italo-americano " which becomes "italoamericano," but also with other terms such as "afroamericano" (or "afro-americano").
17) For politically displaced diasporas for whom politics constitute a diacritical
marker of their communal identity, the social and political domains are inseparable.
Masing determined (and used diacritical
marks to denote them) three degrees of quantity both in vowels and consonants, but he suggested a rather relevant theoretical ternary system for vowels only.
nature of language inevitably means that even small differences in sound and sense will produce tremendous variance in the determination and reception of meaning.
has chosen to keep his printed text as free as possible from diacritical