Structuralism, Formalism and Functionalism

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Focusing on significant linguistic movements of the 20th century, the paper provides concise definitions of structuralism, formalism, and functionalism. It explores the fundamental similarities among these theories while also elucidating their distinct differences. The analysis is rooted in a course on linguistic analysis at the Free University of Berlin, showcasing a thorough understanding of grammar and style in the context of English philology. The work is academically rigorous, reflecting a high level of scholarship.