In which articles the basic definitions of natural language in the elicitation and specification requirements can be found?

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I am looking for consolidated and updated definitions that incorporate the theme in its mature form.

I have never saw something like a "definition" of NL.

I found very useful the concepts about NL:

Luisa Mich, Mariangela French, Pierluigi Novi Inverardi, Market research for requirements analysis using linguistic tools, Requirements Engineering

February 2004, Volume 9, Issue 1, pp 40-56.

There is a book from other field than Software Engineering with an interesting analysis of NL: Umberto Eco, La búsqueda de la lengua perfecta, chap 1. (I am sorry I don't know about an English version)

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