The Minimalist Program in syntactic theory seeks to factor cross-linguistic variation out of the syntax, and entirely into other grammatical components, chiefly the lexicon and the interfaces with semantics and phonetics. At the same time, current Minimalist research accords a central role to the operation of "Merge," a generalized transformation combining two autonomous subtrees as daughters o...

Abstract In their recent book, Ladyman and Wiesner (What is a complex system?, Yale University Press, 2020) delineate the bounds of exciting interdisciplinary field complexity science. this work, they provide examples generally accepted systems common features which these possess to varying degrees. paper, I plan extend list include formal study natural language, i.e. linguistics. fact, will ar...

Abstract In this material, we analyse the way in which a paradigmatic period for evolution of art and sculpture as see it today, years 1960-1970, shaped contemporary perception visual arts, terms reconnecting spiritual approach manifestation perceptibility. The theme allows radiographic introspection into expressions, diversity materials, techniques, artistic aesthetic solutions. main goal is t...

Michael Esfeld & Dirk-André Deckert, A Minimalist Ontology of the Natural World. New York/Abingdon: Routledge, 2018.