Chomsky's universal grammar an introduction
This text provides an integrated account of Chomsky's ideas about language, based chiefly on the current version of his theory - the government/binding theory of linguistics. It starts from the fundamental concept of universal grammar as a property of the human mind, consisting of universal pri...
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Main Author: | Cook, Vivian. J. (Vivian Jamesd1940- (Author) |
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Oxford
Blackwell Pub.
1988
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Series: | Applied language studies
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