- Chomsky." As a
result of his influence,
there are
dueling camps of
Chomskyan and non-
Chomskyan linguistics.
Their disputes are
often acrimonious. Additionally...
- Hockett, Charles, 1987, 41 Newmeyer, F. J. (1986). Has
there been a '
Chomskyan revolution' in linguistics?. Language, 62(1), p.13 Partee,
Barbara (2011)...
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power (see Moore's law) and the
gradual lessening of the
dominance of
Chomskyan theories of
linguistics (e.g.
transformational grammar),
whose theoretical...
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concepts used in linguistics,
specifically in the
study of
syntax in the
Chomskyan tradition of
transformational generative grammar. The deep
structure of...
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resulting from Moore's law and the
gradual lessening of the
dominance of
Chomskyan theories of
linguistics (e.g.
transformational grammar),
whose theoretical...
-
adjacent words, but as
hierarchical objects, a
regular talking point among Chomskyans and nativists. The
given sample text is
Article 1 from the
United Nations...
- are emplo**** in the
phrase structure grammars of the
Chomskyan tradition. In the 1970s,
Chomskyan grammars began labeling many
clauses as CPs (i.e. complementizer...
- be the
foundational do****ent and a
proper book-length
articulation of
Chomskyan theoretical framework of linguistics. It
presented Chomsky's epistemological...
-
stems from
generative grammar but
adheres to evolutionary,
rather than
Chomskyan, linguistics.
Cognitive models often recognise the
generative ****umption...
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effectively arguing that all
languages share the same
underlying structure. The
Chomskyan school also
includes the
belief that
linguistic structures are largely...
