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Generative Grammar

Satu Manninen

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Abstract Generative grammar is an approach to linguistics which is usually associated with Noam Chomsky and his followers, starting in the mid‐1950s and continuing to the present day. Generative grammar has had a number of different names through its development.

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Abstract Generative grammar is an approach to linguistics which is usually associated with Noam Chomsky and his followers, starting in the mid‐1950s and continuing to the present day. Generative grammar has had a number of different names through its development.

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Abstract Generative grammar is an approach to linguistics which is usually associated with Noam Chomsky and his followers, starting in the mid‐1950s and continuing to the present day. Generative grammar has had a number of different names through its development.

Key concepts: Generative grammar, Minimalist program, Transformational grammar, Linguistics, Grammar, Emergent grammar, Computer science, Head-driven phrase structure grammar

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