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structural linguistics

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structural linguistics
n. (used with a sing. verb)
1. A method of synchronic linguistic analysis employing structuralism, especially in contrasting those formal structures, such as phonemes or sentences, that make up systems, such as phonology or syntax.
2. A school of linguistics developed in the United States from the 1930s to the 1950s that advocated and employed such a method.

structural linguistics
n
(Linguistics) (functioning as singular) a descriptive approach to a synchronic or diachronic analysis of language on the basis of its structure as reflected by irreducible units of phonological, morphological, and semantic features
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Noun1.structural linguistics - linguistics defined as the analysis of formal structures in a text or discourse
linguistics - the scientific study of language


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Everett writes simply and persuasively about language, but he lacks the wit and felicitous gift for analogy that enables someone like Pinker to bring structural linguistics to life.
However, averse to traditional notional definitions, the instructors preferred structuralist definitions much like Lester (345) By borrowing methodologies from structural linguistics for teaching parts of speech we have created a slightly different kind of traditional grammar--a slightly less traditional, traditional grammar.
Diller, Karl 1971 Generative grammar, structural linguistics and language teaching.
 
 
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