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This is going to make a great r/badlinguistics post
by wobby_sobby 4y ago
This is going to make a great r/badlinguistics post
- ssnistfajen 4y agoExactly. This should be re-titled "agglutinative languages explained in programming terms".
- carabiner 4y agoProgrammers love to come up with abstractions that they see in other fields. 99% of the time these are well-known inside the field. Reminds me of that medical paper that got published where the researcher rediscovered numerical integration.
- posterboy 4y agoPerhaps that's because it is not inherently Linguistics?
- DiscourseFan 4y ago>Perhaps that's because it is not inherently Linguistics? I can admit that linguistics is a specific field of knowledge and has certain methodologies associated with it that are not always fitting or practical for all forms of analysis, but I think it's still inappropriate to say that any investigation into the operation of (spoken) language is not in some way a form of "linguistics."