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    It is not the case that Language relativity is not a form of relative identity.

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    • 1.Language relativity is a model-theoretic phenomenon that is a matter of definability in a structure.
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    • 2.To make sense of language relativity, we must start with a pair of objects a and b that are distinct from the standpoint of the metalanguage.
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    • 3.Describing the phenomenon of language relativity requires assuming that the objects a and b are already individuated and absolutely distinct.
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