The Cambridge Companion to Chomsky

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Cambridge University Press (2005)
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A comprehensive and accessible companion to the various aspects of Noam Chomsky's work.

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9780521784313   052178431X   0521780136   9780521780131   9781139001120   9780511252457   9781107165892   9781316716694   1316618145   110716589X
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1 Chomsky's science of language.  (pages 21)Neil Smith
Plato's problem, ug, and the language organ.  (pages 42--60)David Lightfood
3 Grammar, levels, and biology.  (pages 60)Howard Lasnik
How the Brain Begets Language: On the neural tissue underlying human language acquisition.  (pages 84--101)L. Pettito
How the brain begets language.  (pages 84--101)Laura-Ann Petitto
5 Chomsky and Halle's revolution in phonology.  (pages 102)B. Elan Dresher
6 Universal aspects of word learning.  (pages 123)Lila Gleitman & Cynthia Fisher
7 Empiricism and rationalism as research strategies.  (pages 145)Norbert Hornstein
8 Innate ideas.  (pages 164)Paul Pietroski & Stephen Crain
Innate ideas.  (pages 164--181)Paul M. Pietroski & Stephen Crain
9 Mind, language, and the limits of inquiry.  (pages 181)Akeel Bilgrami & Carol Rovane
10 Meaning and creativity.  (pages 204)James McGilvray
11 Market values and libertarian socialist values.  (pages 225)Milan Rai
12 The individual, the state, and the corporation.  (pages 240)James Wilson
13 Noam Chomsky: the struggle continues.  (pages 260)Irene Gendzier
14 The responsibility of the intellectual.  (pages 280)Jean Bricmont

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