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A language system comprises three subsystems: (a) the lexical subsystem containing thousands of words, whose function is to reflect the entire range of things 

Language is a symbolic form of communication Although there are other communication systems, but these do not form the true languages For example, many 

LANGUAGE AS A SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS by J W F MULDER and S G J HERVEY "Every solution of a problem raises new unsolved problems; the more so 

The Emergent World Language System: An Introduction ABRAM DE SWAAN The languages of the world together constitute a single, evolving, global system

(A Contribution to Comparative Phonematic Studies of English and some Slavonic Languages ) I If language is defined as a system of systems,1 such definition 

The language processor is designed to handle these "formal languages" Even though the majority of the languages in the system can be expected to evolve from 

27 juil 2005 · Why do all languages share these properties? A widespread hypothesis is that language, like the visual system, is an expression of the genes:

4 oct 2017 · First, the abstract nature of the grammatical features of language means they are comparable between languages not known to be related, while