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Chomsky, N. - Persistent Topics in Linguistic Theory PDF
Chomsky, N. - Persistent Topics in Linguistic Theory PDF
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Noam
Chomsky
PERSISTENT TOPICS
IN LINGUISTIC THEORY
internalized
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2
to
be
This
account
is
excerpted from
Row.
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&dquo;philosophical grammar,&dquo;
semantic
content
analyzed
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are
involved in the
interpretation of
utterances.
the
versy
3
See
Chomsky,
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phenomena.
Interest in the creative aspect of language use, as well as
particular theories of deep and surface structure that are
typical of early modern linguistics, developed within the framework of the general rationalist theories of perception and learning
that appeared both in England and on the Continent in the
seventeenth century. The reopening of these topics to investigation in the last few years has coincided with and in part
contributed to a revival of interest in theories of cognitive
processes that have a highly rationalist flavor. The reasons are
clear. If it is true that deep structures are quite abstract and
the
Discours
physique
de la parole (1668).
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Such
procedures
are
sometimes referred
to
as
"analysis by synthesis
procedures.
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guistics
or
psychology.
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