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"Linguistic complexity" as a book category encompasses works that examine how and why languages and language use vary in structural, cognitive, social, and informational complexity. Books in this category range from technical monographs and textbooks to accessible syntheses and popular science, and they treat topics such as syntactic and morphological richness, information-theoretic and algorithmic measures of complexity, processing load and learnability, cross-linguistic typology, diachronic change, multilingualism, and the implications for language teaching and natural-language processing. Typical approaches include formal theory, corpus analysis, psycholinguistic experiments, computational modeling, and quantitative metrics, and the audience can include linguists, cognitive scientists, educators, NLP researchers, and curious general readers interested in the patterns and causes of linguistic complexity.

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