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Encyclopedia > Structural linguistics
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Structural Linguistics (822 words)
Structural linguistics is primarily concerned with the form of the language.
Structural linguists also believed that the linguistic behaviors of the members of a speech community were based on orderly structures that each member of the community shared.
Some structural linguists were able to discover structures and patterns in English which were buried in the language and were not previously noticed due to their lack of similarity to Latin.
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