Re: The language of the KRS
- From: "Steve Marcus" <smarcus_spamout_@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 17:37:44 -0500
"Eric Stevens" <eric.stevens@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 07:00:33 -0500, "Steve Marcus"
> <smarcus_spamout_@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>"Eric Stevens" <eric.stevens@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>>I have been sent a video of an address given by Scott Wolter and ***
>>> Nielsen at a book-signing on Dec 10-05.
>>>
>>> *** Nielsen made an interesting comment. I didn't note the exact
>>> words but I can loosley paraphrase him as saying that according to
>>> Henrik Williams 'it is now more difficult to categorise the language
>>> of the KRS as being from the 19th century than it is to categorise it
>>> as being from the 14th century'.
>>>
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>>Why don't you watch the video again (and again and again, if that's what
>>it
>>takes) and reproduce the exact words, rather than loosely paraphrasing the
>>source.
>
> What is the point of exactly quoting someone else's paraphrase?
Better question: What is the point of asking you a simply question. Try to
follow along, Eric:
1. You report that you were sent a video of a book signing address at which
Nielsen made a comment.
2. You further report that you didn't note Nielsen's "exact words", but
that you can "loosely paraphrase what Nielsen said.
3. I asked you why you don't watch the video sufficiently to note Nielsen's
exact words, and reproduce *those words* here, rather than loosely
paraphrasing the source (which in this case would be Nielsen).
Is there some part of my question that you now do not understand (not that
it could by any stretch of anyone's imagination that I ever requested you to
quote someone else's paraphrase)?
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>>Even better, perhaps you can report the "why" behind Nielsen's statement.
>
> It wasn't stated, although it might be possible for you to deduce it
> after you have read the book.
Were *you* able to deduce it after *you* read the book?
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> Eric Stevens
Steve
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