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By keeping knowledge embedded in the human lifeworld, orality situates knowledge within a context of struggle.
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#400880
It is common knowledge that certain categories of Irish speakers are boors.
#586321
Deir Gearóid Ó Crualaoich: “it emphasizes both the sharing of cultural knowledge and the central importance of the knowledge shared; such knowledge being necessary for the comprehension of life experience and the proper conduct of social life” (2003a, 3).
#586322
Aistrítear coimcne go Béarla mar “antiquarian lore” nó “historical knowledge” sa DIL.
#586427
Aistríonn an DIL mar “a firm foundation of knowledge of Ireland” é (1983, 372).
#966828
"The Cauldron of Knowledge, it is that which is generated upside down, and out of it is distributed the knowledge of every other art besides poetic art".
#966834
It is upright in the ánroth's of knowledge and poetic art.
#990965
This is all common knowledge.
#991450
Teachers are the poets of knowledge and the prisers of wisdom.
#1133799
Hertz had a very sound knowledge of his subject.
#1397058
‘Plain communication of facts’: information, knowledge, opinions, etc.
#1628140
Writing fosters abstractions that disengage knowledge from the arena where human beings struggle with one another.
#1669656
Penn Warren, ‘Love and Knowledge’,*
#100559
A working knowledge of Irish would be an advantage.’
#383742
‘Did you tell him you would put a stop to this kind of Sinn Féinism?’ ‘Not to my knowledge,’ a dúirt Appleby.
#400882
A knowledge of Irish does not necessarily connote adherence to the social, cultural or political philosophies of any other Irish speaker.
#586633
Bhunaigh sé an Hibernian Gaelic Society a raibh “the wider diffusion of a knowledge of the Irish language, antiquities, poetry etc., etc.,” d’aidhm aige (Ó Dufaigh agus Ó Doibhlin 1989, 30).
#586648
Bhunaigh sé an Hibernian Gaelic Society a raibh “the wider diffusion of a knowledge of the Irish language, antiquities, poetry etc., etc.,” d’aidhm aige (Ó Dufaigh agus Ó Doibhlin 1989, 30).
#586803
Bhí an fíoras agus an fhantaisíocht i dteannta a chéile ann: Sampla ba ea an tSuirbhéireacht den tionscadal impiriúil, den “unified and systematic comprehensive knowledge” (Richards 1993, 3).
#629315
Is fiú focail Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson faoi Tudor a lua: ‘a man of no balance, knowledge or judgement and therefore a deplorable selection for his present post’.
#631513
Rinne sé cur síos air féin mar fhear ag a raibh: ‘a good local knowledge accompanying the military making arrests and searching for arms.
#746606
‘In its ideal form,’ a deir sé faoin bhfilíocht, ‘it embraced all types of insight and knowledge, which talents were spontaneous and not laboured’ (1982: 217).
#910456
“To put it simply, I want to remind us of what the early philosophers understood so well: the value and salutary power of reflection and self-knowledge.
#966826
"Coire Goiriath, it is that which is generated upright in a person from the first; out of it is distributed knowledge to people in early youth".
#966829
Ciallaíonn "sous" nó "soas" nó "sós" "knowledge, science, learning, poetic lore" de réir an fhoclóra Shean-Ghaeilge.
#984050
The NDP talks about the development of a 20 year strategy to increase the use and knowledge of the Irish language.
#991453
Teachers were the bridge between ignorance and that knowledge which led pupils out of the need to know anything else.
#1008423
Thug 10.35 faoin gcéad den phobal le fios go raibh Gaeilge acu nó mar a scríobhadh sa cháipéis féin "have some knowledge of Irish".
#1073198
Ní ionadh gurb é is téama d’feachtas fógraíochta IDA Ireland faoi láthair ná The Irish Mind, leis an lógó Knowledge is in our Nature.
#1116073
he lived in pretty affluent circumstances and his house was the well-known asylum of the bards, and seminary for such as thirsted for learning or knowledge.
#1118535
His earnest desire to learn and acquire that knowledge caused him Perfunctoriously to peruse and consider a famous Work formerly undertaken and firmly finished by a venerable and most revd.
#1123389
‘Those translations bear witness to both her deep knowledge of Irish and to her fine sense of English style’ (Almqvist).
#1124344
Those who have tapped his well of knowledge also include many poets, novelists and other creative artists.’ D’éag sé 20 Lúnasa 1985.
#1125049
His profound knowledge of Humboldt prepared him to accept and follow with enthusiasm the emerging paradigm of generative grammar.
#1125462
Quin[q.v.] must have given Neans and her colleagues an almost unrivalled knowledge of the Irish language’ (Owen).
#1127892
Deir Ó Catháin: ‘As a fisherman and a farmer he has an intimate knowledge of his own townland and its coastline, and also the coastline of neighbouring townlands.
#1128341
Much of his success as a broadcaster was due to his detailed knowledge and understanding of what his colleague and friend, John O’Donoghue, would call the Irish political mazurka.
#1129918
‘Although he had spent his childhood in Scotland he had not then acquired a knowledge of Gaelic.
#1130147
he left a lasting impression on all who knew him, or studied under him, for his comprehensive knowledge, prodigious memory and perceptive interpretations.’
#1130204
By dint of infinite care and perseverance he succeeded after many years of work in adding materially to the existing knowledge of the Celtic tongues’ (Times 2 Aibreán 1934).
#1131168
‘A noted Gaelic scholar, she also had a knowledge of many European languages, as well as the Classics’, a dúradh in Scéala Éireann 16 Deireadh Fómhair 1946.
#1137497
I was present as Ken thoughtfully and respectfully archived the Gaelic language and cultural knowledge of my family members.
#1138157
He was an internationally respected expert on dialect based on his knowledge of English dialect and what has now been recognised as a distinct field of study, Hiberno-English.
#1145202
Dúirt an tAire Bruton nach raibh aon amhras ann faoi dhílseacht an choláiste don teanga agus dá ról mar “the fountainhead of knowledge research capability in the Irish language”.
#1164611
“I am appealing to the public never to start these fires and to report any knowledge of this reckless behaviour to the authorities,” a dúirt Cannon, Teachta Dála do Ghaillimh Thoir.
#1226079
“His first un-Protestant name, Shan, was self-bestowed and is a further indication that of all Ulster writers, Bullock, perhaps, comes closest to an intimate knowledge of both sects.
#1258527
D'fhág sé sin go raibh a ‘little knowledge of English’ aige a dúirt sé go humhal modhúil.
#1262433
Níl ach sé rian ann, agus an chéad chúig cinn acu – ‘Desire’, ‘Knowledge’, ‘Perspective’, ‘Integrity’ agus ‘Humility’ – ath-shamhlaithe mar aon rian mór eipiciúil, ‘Truth’, mar chlabhsúr spleodrach leis an saothar.
#1412193
Hirsch plé ar dhrochstaid shaol intleachtúil na Meiriceánach sa leabhar The Knowledge Gap: Closing the Shocking Education Gap for American Children a foilsíodh in 2006.
#1412356
Sa dá bhliain sin, d’fhoilsigh an Society for the Preservation of Christian Knowledge (SPCK) deich míle cóip agus scór míle cóip den Bhíobla faoi seach.