Language as Packaging offers a radical re-foundation of linguistic theory by replacing symbolic primitives with a geometric ontology grounded in closure, curvature, and confinement. Instead of morphemes, lexemes, features, or constructions, the basic unit of language becomes the EXEME - the first closure-stable well with a Head-Tail architecture, measurable mass, curvature, Tail complexity, entropy, and permeability. From this starting point, the book develops a unified morphodynamic program in which TERM, PAS/SPO, SSS, TEXT, METATEXT, and MIND are not distinct modules but successive installations of the same well-type under the no-jump law. The monograph reframes language as a packaging interface: tokens, strings, and constructions are not the ontology of linguistic structure but the external carriers through which internal wells circulate without altering their identity. A stratified rule architecture distinguishes well-laws, packaging laws, and labeling conventions, dissolving long-standing category instability and explaining drift, repair, and cross-linguistic diversity as natural consequences of Tail geometry and permeability regimes. Drawing on psycholinguistic signatures, computational simulations, and cross-linguistic evidence, Language as Packaging demonstrates how EXEMEs emerge, how higher installations stabilize, and why linguistic behavior reflects morphodynamic constraints rather than symbolic rules. The result is a coherent, testable, and computationally realizable framework that unifies ontology, rule stratification, and empirical prediction. For linguists, cognitive scientists, modelers, and philosophers of language, this book offers a new foundation: language not as a symbolic code, but as the circulation of closure-stable wells through a finite-permeability interface.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Language as Packaging offers a radical re-foundation of linguistic theory by replacing symbolic primitives with a geometric ontology grounded in closure, curvature, and confinement. Instead of morphemes, lexemes, features, or constructions, the basic unit of language becomes the EXEME - the first closure-stable well with a Head-Tail architecture, measurable mass, curvature, Tail complexity, entropy, and permeability. From this starting point, the book develops a unified morphodynamic program in which TERM, PAS/SPO, SSS, TEXT, METATEXT, and MIND are not distinct modules but successive installations of the same well-type under the no-jump law. The monograph reframes language as a packaging interface: tokens, strings, and constructions are not the ontology of linguistic structure but the external carriers through which internal wells circulate without altering their identity. A stratified rule architecture distinguishes well-laws, packaging laws, and labeling conventions, dissolving long-standing category instability and explaining drift, repair, and cross-linguistic diversity as natural consequences of Tail geometry and permeability regimes. Drawing on psycholinguistic signatures, computational simulations, and cross-linguistic evidence, Language as Packaging demonstrates how EXEMEs emerge, how higher installations stabilize, and why linguistic behavior reflects morphodynamic constraints rather than symbolic rules. The result is a coherent, testable, and computationally realizable framework that unifies ontology, rule stratification, and empirical prediction. For linguists, cognitive scientists, modelers, and philosophers of language, this book offers a new foundation: language not as a symbolic code, but as the circulation of closure-stable wells through a finite-permeability interface. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9789999337915
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