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Theory of no-linguistic-absolutes
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| The Theory of No-Linguistic-Absolutes supposes that language is ever changing and that one method of syntax, grammar and usage of vocabulary cannot be seen as the only true and correct form, even within one language. Rather that comprehensively structured sentences are inherently correct. This would be true even without general acceptance of a given usage as it would e.g. be with individualistic usage of language. This being said, the theory recognizes different sub-groups of language use. They are divided into In lexicon (formalistic approach) and the contrasting group of per sentiunt (substantive approach). |
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