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Starting from the believe that the main function of the language is communication, the article problematizes the obviousness of this assumption. The linguistic situation in the Slavia after the revolutions of 1989 suggests quite another idea: speaking the same language significates the membership of a community, i.e. the diversification of (not only Slavonic) languages attests a social need of individuals rather than the wish to communicate ideas, emotions etc. Speaking a language means to belong to a certain social group and to be distinguished from another social group. Thus, Bühler’s organon model has to be inverted, the assigning function of the language precedes all other functions (representing, appealing etc.). As the author assumes, most of such common linguistic developments like language change, multilingualism or the difficulty to speak a foreign language without accent can be attributed to this basic function of exclusion and inclusion.

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