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Universal Language as Parameter Space: Recoverability, Structure, and the Architecture of Shared Communication

Name: Universal Language as Parameter Space: Recoverability, Structure, and the Architecture of Shared Communication
Brand: Eliva Press
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Bol GOPLang: Universal Language as Parameter Space is an interdisciplinary academic book about a deceptively simple question: how much of a linguistic structure may disappear from the surface while its intended organization remains recoverable? The book reframes the long-standing dream of a universal language. Instead of proposing one culturally neutral code or a replacement for natural languages, it proposes a constrained family of linguistic realizations generated from a shared architecture. Different profiles can distribute evidence through morphology, word order, context, prosody, discourse, convention, memory, and repair, while remaining traceably related to one another.

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GOPLang: Universal Language as Parameter Space is an interdisciplinary academic book about a deceptively simple question: how much of a linguistic structure may disappear from the surface while its intended organization remains recoverable? The book reframes the long-standing dream of a universal language. Instead of proposing one culturally neutral code or a replacement for natural languages, it proposes a constrained family of linguistic realizations generated from a shared architecture. Different profiles can distribute evidence through morphology, word order, context, prosody, discourse, convention, memory, and repair, while remaining traceably related to one another.

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