Riflessioni linguistiche tra libertà e limite

Libertà, al-hurrya, liberté, svoboda, liberty or freedom... Freedom to, freedom from, freedom for. Each language and every morphosyntactic or semantic use of the term “freedom” reflects different interpretations. The concept of freedom can often vary depending on the cultural, communicative, and linguistic context in which it is expressed. Every language represents a form of expressive and identity-based freedom, and knowing multiple languages broadens this perception, enriching thought and opening new perspectives. However, a language can also be perceived as limiting and unable to fully express concepts or meet the speaker’s needs. This paper explores the relationship between freedom and limitation in languages, with references to bilingualism, literature, and linguistic innovation, focusing on how Artificial Intelligence interprets the concept of freedom within a linguistic and cultural context.