VESTIGII ALE LIMBAJULUI PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN ÎN ROMÂNĂ: Dovezi complementare ale teritoriului original
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În partea a doua am căutat, să apropriem demersului nostru, metode tehnice legate de analiza fonologică și a densității semantice.
În partea a treia am utilizat Lista de 200 cuvinte a lingvistului Morris Swadesh, pentru o comparație a reconstrucțiilor ipotetice amintite de J. Pokorny, cu limba română și sanscrită. Pentru a ajunge aici, am găsit inițial corespondențe pentru toate cele 2222 referințe citate, la unele identitate este surprinzătoare, iar la altele am rearanjat materialul.
Fiecare cuvânt românesc, ce își găsește corespondența în reconstrucțiile PIE, pare a avea o structură fonetică mai apropiată și o încărcătură semantică mai pregnantă, decât cele menținute în limbile care au servit ca punct de referință.
Deoarece schimbări fonetice și gramaticale sunt unidirecționale, odată răspândite, nu ar exista justificarea unei ”repopulări” lexicale de bază a zonei originale de formare, chiar dacă, limbajul în mod evident este evolutiv.
Datorită mișcărilor de populații, care au avut loc în ultimii 6000 de ani, în și dinspre teritoriu, populația care a avut inițial în uz această limbă este radical schimbată, ceea ce a adus cu sine și modificări esențiale în habitudinile culturale. Vestigiile cele importante ale limbajului proto-indo-european au rămas în limba română.
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dr. Claudiu-Octavian Ulici E-mail: octavian@ulici.ro, Bd. 21 December 1989 no. 76 ap. 1 Cluj-Napoca County Cluj 400124, Romania
Owns a Ph.D. in philosophy and a practice as lawyer since 1996. In 2004 he contributed as a sole specialist in setting up a professional association at national level and he set up a private court in association with 1,200 lawyers in 2013. Over the years, he promoted various new methods to improve the practice of law by writing books on the basic legal citation of judicial texts, and in particular on the theory of the judicial precedent, to ensure equality of rights. The interest of the topic was generated by the study of conjunctions that made possible the emergence of the current system of jurisdiction and the intent that leads to the violation of the rule of law. The author has an interest in the history that made possible the current social perception.
dr. Remus Octavian Cimpean, remus.cimpean@inflectionpoint.
As a background Remus is licensed in Mathematics (1997), with a MSc specialization in Biostatistics (2001), and owning a PhD in applied statistics (2007). For 12 years he was an academics at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Iuliu Hatieganu” in Cluj-Napoca being the owner of the Biostatistics Course. In this position he was participating into 3 research grants and published over 10 scientific papers from the pharmaceutical & medical data processing and statistical modelling field. Then Remus started his own consultancy company (www.inflectionpoint.eu) delivering design of data & analytics processes with applications into various industries. In this position, he was involved in more than 40 applied data science projects delivered for global companies, including clients from Forbes500. https://www.linkedin.com/in/
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