I would like to know how to refer to the sentance structure that is used in formal contexts, when "through which", "for whom" etc. are typically used. Are these non-defining relative pronouns?
Sometimes they can can be combined:
implicates a world amid and with which it proceeds
And often they make sentences more confusing:
The understandings of action through which doings and sayings are
linked in practices encompass the understandings of action against the
background of which doings and sayings constitute specific actions.
Any ideas?
Best Answer
Here is an article about relative clauses that addresses this particular construction: