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The No-Meaning Falsity: The Structural Impossibility of the Arbitrary Sign in Classical Arabic
This paper investigates whether the postmodern claim of unrestricted semantic indeterminacy, and its foundational Saussurean axiom of the arbitrary sign, are compatible with the structural architecture of Classical Arabic. We develop a formal mathematical model of Arabic non concatenative morphology
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