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languages of the world as well as their acquisition by infants. These universal
laws restrict the diversity of linguistic codes similarly to the way in which the
ordered structural rules of any given code limit the variety of virtual messages.
The elicitation, correlation, and interpretation of these double constraints are
on the agenda, and linguistics is about to fulfil the crucial task which had been
wisely anticipated by Ferdinand de Saussure, namely, ‘to search for those forces
which are permanently and universally at work in all languages.’
B. Recent surveys of current linguistic issues (1958-1968)
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