A Semiotic Theory of Language

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Indiana University Press, May 22, 1987 - Literary Criticism - 372 pages

" . . . one of the most significant books in the field of theoretical linguistics . . . will become a classic . . . " —Adam Makkai, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle

Taking issue with Transformational Grammar Theory, Shaumyan separates language from psychology, arguing that language occupies a different world, that of the semiotic.

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The Aim and Structure of the Semiotic Theory of Language
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Phonology
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