linguistic theory
C1146
concept
Linguistic theory is the systematic study and modeling of the structure, use, and acquisition of language, aiming to explain how languages are organized, processed, and understood.
Observed surface forms (11)
- linguistic hypothesis ×3
- semantic theory ×2
- approach to language ×1
- binding theory condition ×1
- gramática descriptiva ×1
- morphosyntactic alignment system ×1
- structuralism in linguistics ×1
- syntax textbook ×1
- theory of language ×1
- theory of language acquisition ×1
- theory of meaning ×1
Instances (20)
- Standard Theory of generative grammar
- Hokan languages via concept surface "linguistic hypothesis"
- Lectures on Government and Binding via concept surface "syntax textbook"
- Chomskyan linguistics
- Nueva gramática de la lengua española via concept surface "gramática descriptiva"
- Minimalist Program
- Revised Extended Standard Theory
- Austronesian alignment via concept surface "morphosyntactic alignment system"
- Standard Theory
- picture theory of language via concept surface "theory of meaning"
- Government and Binding Theory
- Principles and Parameters Theory
- Kurgan hypothesis via concept surface "linguistic hypothesis"
- Empty Category Principle via concept surface "binding theory condition"
- The Minimalist Program
- Kripke fixed-point theory of truth via concept surface "semantic theory"
- logical atomism via concept surface "theory of language"
- Universal Grammar
- Bloomfieldian structuralism
- Penutian phylum via concept surface "linguistic hypothesis"