Resumen

SERRANO GOMEZ, Wladimir. ¿Qué constituye a los lenguajes natural y matemático?. SAPIENS [online]. 2005, vol.6, n.1, pp.47-60. ISSN 1317-5815.

What’s made natural and mathematics languages? In this work it’s discuss the distinction between language, speech and mathematics’ language bases fundamentally in the Ferdinand de Saussure´s ideas about the natural language in his course called Course of general linguistic (published in 1916). Besides, It’s discuss a classification of the principles and rules that run the natural language. (Goodenough 1971) with the intention of presenting a principles and rules classification. Which are contained this systems: a) phonologic, b) symbolic and graphic, c) semantic and e) expressive and evocative.

Palabras clave : mathematics’ language; principles; rules.