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Define literal data Describe Integers Characters Strings Floatingpoint numbers reals Boolean Literals Often we must hardcode data into our programs Such data are called literals they are literally what they represent. Hate. Victim. Bully. Strength. Courage. Fig. Figure. Figurative. Figuratively. Experi. ence. Dy. namite. Acade. my. Emo. tion. So. cial. Liter. al. Ment. al. Hate. Experience. Dynamite. Social. Academy. Navigating a Modern Dilemma. Keith Campbell, Ph.D.. dkeithcampbell@yahoo.com. Review/Preview. Scripture. . Tradition. . Reason . . - . “. Why Does God Let Bad things Happen?”. . - “. Removing Western Glasses: Reading Scripture with Global . Read chapter 22, sections 1-3. No homework. Program 4. Any questions?. Learning mini-project. Worth 2 . homeworks. Due . next Monday. Foil6 is available in /home/. mecalif. /public/itk340/foil. A manual and sample data files are there as well.. of. Politeness. and . Permission. Idiomatic versus Literal Meanings. Idiomatic Meanings. Translated as used in the language.. Usually sound “normal” to us.. E.g. the English expression “you’re on fire” means “you’re doing great!” . How do I differentiate between literal and figurative language?. 1. Key Learning. : Writers use figurative language to enhance the reader’s understanding. It is used in various types of writing. . Section 3.6. Literal equation . is an equation that involves two or more variables.. Formula. is a literal equation that states a rule for a relationship among quantities.. VOCABULARY. Example: C = 2. Lesson 2-5. A _______________ _______________ is an equation that involves two or more variables.. literal. equation. Rewriting a Literal Equation:. –. 2x + 5y = 12 Solve for y. .. _________________________________ . The Woman in Black. . What clues? prediction and inference. INFORMATION. . = . . what is obvious . INFERENCE. = what . is suggested/implied . Connotations of images and objects. Image / object (denotation). Pragmatics. Patrick Griffiths, 2006.. MEANING. SEMANTICS & PRAGMATICS. SEMANTICS & PRAGMATICS. Study . sentence. meaning and word meaning, not tied to context.. Study . utterance. meaning. Utterances are expressions identified only by their contexts.. Students will be able to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words and phrases and understand the difference between literal and nonliteral.. Craft and Structure. Craft and Structure. Flip Slips . Practice STEPS TO Skill or Problem. the twentieth century. The main focus of this chapter is the central recurring theme of . 'word-for word. ‘ and '. sense-for-sense'. translation, a debate that has dominated much of . translation . Cam M.. Gabbi C.. Literal & Figurative Language. words, and groups of words, that exaggerate or alter the usual meanings of the component words.. words that do not deviate from their defined meaning.. approach. linguistic approaches to the analysis of translation. Translation shifts =small linguistic changes occurring in translation of ST to TT.. Since the . 1950s . there has been a variety of linguistic approaches to . Terry . Locke. © 2015 Taylor & Francis. Some theory: Sense-making as aesthetic. When we make sense of some aspect of our experience we give it some kind of form or shape;. The creative or imaginative process might be thought of as the movement from form.