Introduces a multidimensional framework for comparative linguistic analysis, suggesting new linguistic modeling approaches.
This study introduces the Balanced Wealth Index (BWI), a multidimensional framework for comparative linguistic analysis. The model conceptualizes languages as dynamically balanced structural–semantic systems and integrates four internal structural–semantic dimensions (SSID1–SSID4) and one external dimension (EEID). The framework is illustrated through a comparative analysis of ten languages: English, German, French, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and Albanian. The study proposes a normalized equilibrium-based approach to modeling linguistic systems within theoretical and comparative linguistics.
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