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The definition of the fundamental linguistic concepts — sentence, word, part of speech, morpheme and phoneme — has always been regarded as extremely difficult. The present article is an attempt to provide an approach whereby a rigid definition of those concepts whose definition is desirable might be attained. A necessary preliminary is a brief examination of the difficulties that arise.
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Alan S. C. Ross (1944) studied this question.
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