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Author: Ma Bingyi
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
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· The emergence and development of humans are the same as those of language. Understanding humans is understanding language, and the cognition of language begins here.
· Language is the inevitable combination of sound and meaning, and its development follows five laws: sound originates from heaven and earth, meaning arises from sound, sound follows meaning, similar sounds convey similar meanings, and antonyms share the same root.
· Language must have roots, and this book provides a reasonable deductive speculation from primitive roots to word roots to words.
· Standing at the top of the mountain, one sees all the other peaks—only because there is a system. The vast lexicon seems like a scattered pile of sand, but in reality, it is strictly systematic. English vocabulary consists of four sound-meaning systems: the bpf sound-meaning system, the gkh sound-meaning system, the dtth sound-meaning system, and the aiu sound-meaning system. Based on various hypotheses about the origin of language, this book proposes the primitive root hypothesis and elaborates on the laws of linguistic development: sound originates from heaven and earth, meaning arises from sound, sound follows meaning, similar sounds convey similar meanings, and antonyms share the same root. The primitive root hypothesis includes the primitive sound hypothesis and the initial letter semantic hypothesis. According to this hypothesis, English vocabulary can be divided into four systems: the gkh system, the bpf system, the dtth system, and the aiu system. By logically deducing from primitive roots to word roots to words, the scattered lexicon is organically linked, thereby explaining the rationality of language. The discovery of the English vocabulary system is beneficial for learners to expand their vocabulary and deeply understand word meanings and usage. Particularly important is that the primitive root hypothesis and the vocabulary system theory provide a new model for computational linguistics. This book is suitable for students and faculty of English, linguistics, and science and technology, as well as college and university teachers and students.