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Some unsolved questions in linguistics. What do you think /lit/?

1. Is there a universal definition of word?

2. Is there a universal definition of syllable?

3. Is there a universal definition of sentence?

3. Are there any universal grammatical categories?

4. Is syntactic structure constructed of part-whole relations of syntactic constituents or is it built of an asymmetrical dependency relation between words?

5. Can the elements contained in words (morphemes) and the elements contained in sentences (words or syntactic constituents) be shown to follow the same principles of combination?

6. How are domains for phonological processes related to syntactic structure? Do prosodic domains deviate from syntactic constituent structure?

7. Is it possible to formally delineate languages from each other? That is to say, is it possible to use linguistic (rather than social) criteria to draw a clear boundary between two closely related languages with a dialect continuum between their respective standard forms (e.g. Occitan and Catalan)?

8. How does grammaticalization function?

9. What constitutes grammatical language, as viewed by native speakers of that particular language, i.e. the problem of gradient well-formedness?

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Okay you're completely, entirely retarded =(

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>>18780884
Where can I purchase this? It's been banned universally. Is there a pdf somewhere that won't get me on a w*tchl*st?

>>18679634
Human emotions operate on a matrix of measurable quanta of power. Losing it = unhappiness. Gaining it = happiness. Power is the ability to help or hurt.

The will to power is the cybernetics of power.

Fred was a genius and that was his biggest contribution to humanity.