The Pisa Lectures
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The Pisa Lectures are a series of influential talks by Noam Chomsky that laid out the core ideas of his Government and Binding theory in generative grammar.
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academic lectures
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linguistics lecture series → work by Noam Chomsky → |
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theoretical linguistics
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Lectures on Government and Binding
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generative-transformational
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Noam Chomsky
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binding
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bounding theory → case theory → control theory → empty categories → government → modular theory of grammar → move-alpha → principles and parameters approach → theta theory → |
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influential exposition of Government and Binding theory
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generative grammar
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linguistics → syntax → |
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Noam Chomsky
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contemporary syntactic theory
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minimalist program → |
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Noam Chomsky
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Lectures on Government and Binding (book)
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English
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Government and Binding theory
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Government and Binding framework
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parameter setting in language acquisition
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syntactic theory → universal grammar → |
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Lectures on Government and Binding
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