Theoretical linguistics is the study of the underlying principles and structures of language. It seeks to understand how languages function by exploring concepts such as grammar, syntax, phonetics, and semantics. Theoretical linguistics aims to develop models that explain how languages are organized and how they can be systematically analyzed. This field provides insights into the nature of language itself and how it relates to human thought and communication, often drawing on various linguistic theories to support its findings.

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