HIGHLIGHTS
- What: Within Dynamic Linguistics, the authors aim at identifying fluxes, i.e. dynamic processes involving a social forces, conditionant (Bickerton 1971, 483), and not determinant, acting upon ‘x` linguemes in a given lect . In this regard, the authors aimed at associating already established continental and regional events with identified linguistic parallelisms from the literature and the own analyses. In Bourdeau and Rojas-Berscia the authors focused on Wolof.
- Who: SMARS and collaborators from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the paper: Rojas-Berscia: Dynamic Linguistics, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- Future: Work on these as well . . .
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