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  • Ferdinand de Saussure
    linguistics
    / Greek and Roman antiquity

    …the views of the ā€œanalogists,ā€ who looked on language as possessing an essential regularity as a result of the symmetries that convention can provide, and the views of the ā€œanomalists,ā€ who pointed to language’s lack of regularity as one facet of the inescapable irregularities of nature. The situation was…

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    …the views of the ā€œanalogists,ā€ who looked on language as possessing an essential regularity as a result of the symmetries that convention can provide, and the views of the ā€œanomalists,ā€ who pointed to language’s lack of regularity as one facet of the inescapable irregularities of nature. The situation was…

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