Major parameters identifying the branches of linguistic typology

QUESTIONS:
1. What does system, structural identity imply?
2. What is the type of language related to?
3. What is “Genetic identity”?
4. What is “etic, emic identity”?
5. What does “surface structure” include?
6. What does the minimal deep structure characterize?
7. What does typological deep structure deal with?

LITERATURE:
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4. Weinreich U. Language in Contact. – N.-Y., 2000.
5. Wierzbiska A. Cross-cultural Pragmatics. The Semantics of Human Interaction, Mouton de Cruyter. – Prague, 2002. – 167 p.
6. Wettstein H. K. How to bridge the Gap between Meaning and Reference. In Pragmatics. A Reader. – London, 2004. – 212 p.


INTERNET RECOURCES
7. Breal Michel. Semantics: Studies in the Science of Meaning //www.terralinguistica.ru.
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9. Русский филологический портал: www.philology.ru
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13. www.uzscience.uz

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  In English and Czech we may consider compounds (of more than two lexemes) a polysynthetic trace to some extent.
  
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  In English, unlike in Czech, there exist the so-called quotational compounds (originally sentences or parts of sentences taken from their syntactic environment and used as one word):
  
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  I don´t like that I-don´t-knowish look of yours.