The study of natural languages has historically been devoted entirely to their external features and forms, including their lexicons, syntax, and grammar. While this has resulted in a vast corpus of language-specific data and a sophisticated classification of languages based on their assumed affiliations, virtually nothing has been learned about the internal dimension of languages that has to do with how meaning is constructed ex nihilo from a discrete number of sounds and a panoply of disparate ideas and concepts.
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Published on October 23, 2026