Metody empiryczne w badaniu ewolucji kulturowej języka
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https://doi.org/10.12775/TSP-W.2018.013Słowa kluczowe
ewolucja kulturowa, badania empiryczne, pochodzenie języka, ewolucja językaAbstrakt
Ewolucja języka stała się ostatnio jedną z podstawowych dziedzin badań interdyscyplinarnych. Można ją jednak również badać z perspektywy językowej, nie tylko w sposób teoretyczny, ale także empiryczny. Niniejszy artykuł ma na celu przedstawienie najbardziej obiecujących programów badawczych poświęconych empirycznemu badaniu ewolucji kulturowej języka, która stanowi obecnie istotne uzupełnienie badań prowadzonych w innych paradygmatach naukowych.
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