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Merging (linguistic) Monogenesis and Polygenesis[edit]
Hello. I think that Linguistic monogenesis and Linguistic polygenesis could be merged into the article I translated, like in [2] Spanish, [3] Catalan, [4] Galician and [5] Dutch. They're about similar topics and having an article about linguistic polygenesis would give it undue weight, because the mainstream scholars advocate for monogenesis (see [6], a paper defending linguistic polygenesis but starts with the line "Monogenesis of language is widely accepted..."). Is this a good idea? Pcg111 (talk) 08:46, 5 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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