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Theories of language

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Contrastivism

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Decreolization

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Distributionalism

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Dramatism

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Epistemicism

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Expressivism

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Functional linguistics

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Integrational linguistics

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Integrational theory of language

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Integrationism

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Langue and parole

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Lexicon-grammar

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Linguistic determinism

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Literary nominalism

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Mimetic theory of speech origins

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Modular Cognition Framework

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Nominalism

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Non-cognitivism

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Phallogocentrism

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Reism

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Schneider's dynamic model

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Semiotic theory of Charles Sanders Peirce

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Structuralism

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Symbiosism

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Symbol theory of semiotics

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Theory of language

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Two-dimensionalism

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