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attribute grammar
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Chomsky, N., Aspects of the theory of syntax, Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT Press, 1965. Google
QuoteRef: chomN_1965 ;;13 "self-embedding contributes still more radically to unacceptability
22 ;;Quote: similar sentences may have different deep structures; e.g., 'I persuaded/expected John to leave'
48 ;;Quote: the ideas of movements and figures are innate in us
58 ;;Quote: a child learns a natural language by discovering a deep and abstract theory QuoteRef: chomN_1965 ;;85 subcategorization rules in a grammar to give a property list for words (a lexicon) along with possible transformations back and forth
201 ;;Quote: to understand speech must extricate thought from signs or words which often agree not with it
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Topic: existence (29 items)
Topic: children vs. adults (33 items)
Topic: thought is computational (55 items)
Topic: natural language as a system (43 items)
Topic: meaning by use (58 items)
Topic: natural language as communication (29 items)