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Observations on Strict Derivational Minimalism

Jens Michaelis

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Deviating from the definition originally presented in [12], Stabler [13] introduced—inspired by some recent proposals in terms of a minimalist approach to transformational syntax–a (revised) type of a minimalist grammar (MG) as well as a certain type of a strict minimalist grammar (SMG). These two types can be shown to determine the same class of derivable string languages.

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Deviating from the definition originally presented in [12], Stabler [13] introduced—inspired by some recent proposals in terms of a minimalist approach to transformational syntax–a (revised) type of a minimalist grammar (MG) as well as a certain type of a strict minimalist grammar (SMG). These two types can be shown to determine the same class of derivable string languages.

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Deviating from the definition originally presented in [12], Stabler [13] introduced—inspired by some recent proposals in terms of a minimalist approach to transformational syntax–a (revised) type of a minimalist grammar (MG) as well as a certain type of a strict minimalist grammar (SMG). These two types can be shown to determine the same class of derivable string languages.

Key concepts: Minimalism (technical communication), Minimalist program, Transformational grammar, Linguistics, String (physics), Type (biology), Computer science, Syntax

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