Sun Language Theory
The
Sun Language Theory
is a linguistic theory proposing that all human languages are descendents of one
Central Asian
primal language. The theory further proposed that the only language remaining more or less the same as this primal language is modern day
Turkish
. The theory was already generally disreputed by the time it was introduced into Turkish politics and education by
Kemal Mustafa Ataturk
in
1935
at the high point of attempts to 'clean' the Turkish language from foreign influence. It fell into final disregard in the
1950s
.
see also
Turkic languages
Historical linguistics
Language families and languages
Pan-Turkism
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