#embeddedLanguage - Twitter Hashtag

Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

almost 5 years ago

@l_linguist @samopriya And here is an extract from the book in which I first saw the use of #embeddedLanguage

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

almost 5 years ago

@l_linguist @samopriya Here is an example of my use of the expression #embeddedLanguage in a published article.

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

almost 6 years ago

@bharathanrd @cobbaltt I once wrote an article for which the title was "The Love of embedded Languages". Since it was to be published in a volume where everything was in French, it became "L'amour des langues enchâssées". #ClassicalTamil is for me a lovable #embeddedLanguage :-) https://t.co/PDSF8mqEYq

Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

almost 6 years ago

@NChozhan This isn't what I have in mind when I use expression #embeddedLanguage. Am adapting this from p.39 in 2008 book by M. Kay "#XSLT 2.0 and #XPath 2.0, Programmer's reference, 4th Edition, John Wiley & Sons, where he describes connection between XSLT & Xpath @samopriya @bharathanrd

JLC1956's tweet photo. @NChozhan This isn't what I have in mind when I use expression #embeddedLanguage. Am adapting this from p.39 in 2008 book by M. Kay "#XSLT 2.0 and #XPath 2.0, Programmer's reference, 4th Edition, John Wiley & Sons,
where he describes connection between XSLT & Xpath
@samopriya @bharathanrd https://t.co/cP2vPfXKEC

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

almost 6 years ago

@NChozhan This isn't what I have in mind when I use expression #embeddedLanguage. Am adapting this from p.39 in 2008 book by M. Kay "#XSLT 2.0 and #XPath 2.0, Programmer's reference, 4th Edition, John Wiley & Sons, where he describes connection between XSLT & Xpath @samopriya @bharathanrd

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

almost 6 years ago

@KannanR2019 @bharathanrd As for #Sanskrit, my perception is it is that it is not a #Standalone language. For many centuries, it has lived the life of an #EmbeddedLanguage, thanks to the speakers of many languages, just like #Latin. People who think that Sanskrit is selfsufficient are not realist.

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

about 6 years ago

@VineethRajan9 @cobbaltt #DescriptiveLinguists must decide whether they want to study an #IdealObject or to study the substrat language on top of which the #EmbeddedLanguage lives its #HalfLife (I borrow the term "half-life" from Philip K. Dick, who used it in #Ubik) https://t.co/99zNLI5Law #àsuivre

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

about 6 years ago

@VineethRajan9 @cobbaltt The features of that #EmbeddedLanguage are ideal and live only through the SPECIFICATION implicit in the training (if it is available as for #திவ்வியபிரபந்தம்) of the cultivation of a grammar like the #தொல்காப்பியம், etc.

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

about 6 years ago

@VineethRajan9 @cobbaltt ... Ancient literary Tamil is not very different from vedic sanskrit, because it is a language which is maintained alive through VOLUNTARY training and exists only as an ideal, living a half-life on top of 1 or several living (natural) language. I call it an #EmbeddedLanguage ...

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