Stratum (in neurocognitive linguistics) - Revision history

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PaulSank at 20:45, 28 December 2008

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PaulSank at 02:42, 6 October 2008

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PaulSank: Stratum (in Sydney Lamb's approach) moved to Stratum (in neurocognitive linguistics): To use the formal name of the theory.

2008-06-28T18:44:42Z

Stratum (in Sydney Lamb's approach) moved to Stratum (in neurocognitive linguistics): To use the formal name of the theory.

Haspelmath: Stratum moved to Stratum (in Sydney Lamb's approach)

2008-06-23T19:06:26Z

Stratum moved to Stratum (in Sydney Lamb's approach)

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 === Sources ===
-*"Language as a Network of Relationships", in [http://www.continuumbooks.com/Books/detail.aspx?ReturnURL=/subjects/default.aspx&CountryID=1&ImprintID=2&BookID=117093 Language and Reality: Selected Writings of Sydney Lamb], Continuum, 2004.
+*"Language as a Network of Relationships", in [http://books.google.com/books/about/Language_and_Reality.html?id=vrlPUxB2_JwC Language and Reality: Selected Writings of Sydney Lamb], Continuum, 2004.
 *[http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~lngbrain/phases.htm "Phases of the Top-Down Modeling Procedure" at LangBrain].

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-A '''stratum''' or ''stratal system'' is one of several layers of structure in the [[linguistic information system]].  Each stratum consists of lines and nodes organized into [[nection|nections]], the fundamental modules of network structure.  Each stratum has distinctive patterns of arrangement of nections.  Different versions of [[relational network theory]] have recognized different numbers of such stratal systems, but these differences amount to variations on a general theme of three major systems, phonological, lexico-grammatical, and semantic-conceptual.   Relations between strata are called [[realization|realizational]].
+A '''stratum''' or '''stratal system''' is one of several layers of structure in the [[linguistic information system]].  Each stratum consists of lines and nodes organized into [[nection|nections]], the fundamental modules of network structure.  Each stratum has distinctive patterns of arrangement of nections.  Different versions of [[relational network theory]] have recognized different numbers of such stratal systems, but these differences amount to variations on a general theme of three major systems, phonological, lexico-grammatical, and semantic-conceptual.   Relations between strata are called [[realization|realizational]].
 Each stratal system includes a [[tactic pattern]], controlling the combinations appropriate to that system.  According to one common breakdown of realizational levels, these patterns are phonotactics (the structure of syllables and phonological words), morphotactics (the structure of words and grammatical phrases), lexotactics (the structures of clauses and sentences), and semotactics (the structure of thoughts, ideas, procedures, rituals, etc.)
-Before 1961, strata were called ''levels'', but the term was found to be too ambiguous, since it was being used by linguists in many different ways.  The term ''realizational level'', however, is still a valid synonym.
+Before 1961, strata were called ''levels'', but the term was found to be too ambiguous, since it was being used by linguists in many different ways.  The term '''realizational level''', however, is still a valid synonym.

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 A '''stratum''' or ''stratal system'' is one of several layers of structure in the [[linguistic information system]].  Each stratum consists of lines and nodes organized into [[nection|nections]], the fundamental modules of network structure.  Each stratum has distinctive patterns of arrangement of nections.  Different versions of [[relational network theory]] have recognized different numbers of such stratal systems, but these differences amount to variations on a general theme of three major systems, phonological, lexico-grammatical, and semantic-conceptual.   Relations between strata are called [[realization|realizational]].
-Each stratal system includes a [[tactic pattern]], controlling the combinations appropriate to that system.  According to one common breakdown of realizational levels, these patterns are [[phonotactics]] (the structure of syllables and phonological words), [[morphotactics]] (the structure of words and grammatical phrases), [[lexotactics]] (the structures of clauses and sentences), and [[semotactics]] (the structure of thoughts, ideas, procedures, rituals, etc.)
+Each stratal system includes a [[tactic pattern]], controlling the combinations appropriate to that system.  According to one common breakdown of realizational levels, these patterns are phonotactics (the structure of syllables and phonological words), morphotactics (the structure of words and grammatical phrases), lexotactics (the structures of clauses and sentences), and semotactics (the structure of thoughts, ideas, procedures, rituals, etc.)
 Before 1961, strata were called ''levels'', but the term was found to be too ambiguous, since it was being used by linguists in many different ways.  The term ''realizational level'', however, is still a valid synonym.

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−	A '''stratum''' or ''stratal system'' is one of several layers of structure in the [[linguistic information system]]. Each stratum consists of lines and nodes organized into [[nection\|nections]], the fundamental modules of network structure. Each stratum has distinctive patterns of arrangement of nections. Different versions of ~~the~~ theory have recognized different numbers of such stratal systems, but these differences amount to variations on a general theme of three major systems, phonological, lexico-grammatical, and semantic-conceptual. Relations between strata are called [[realization\|realizational]].	+	A '''stratum''' or ''stratal system'' is one of several layers of structure in the [[linguistic information system]]. Each stratum consists of lines and nodes organized into [[nection\|nections]], the fundamental modules of network structure. Each stratum has distinctive patterns of arrangement of nections. Different versions of [[relational network theory]] have recognized different numbers of such stratal systems, but these differences amount to variations on a general theme of three major systems, phonological, lexico-grammatical, and semantic-conceptual. Relations between strata are called [[realization\|realizational]].

	Each stratal system includes a [[tactic pattern]],		Each stratal system includes a [[tactic pattern]],