Philosophical Grammar: Wittgenstein and Chomsky

Lokayata: Journal of Positive Philosophy 11 (1-2):4-21 (2020)
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This paper attempts to show the real nature of Universal Grammar. Universal grammar is separate part of human mind which makes language learning possible and generative. Universal grammar is the symbolic and systematic rules inside our mind. These rules help us to classify, analyze, differentiate, assimilate, understand and recognize human language. This paper determines the real nature of philosophical grammar and discusses the modular and non-modular approach of it. I shall examine the critical approaches of Wittgenstein and Chomsky and their comparison to investigate the philosophical grammar.

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Mudasir Ahmad Tantray
Rani Durgavati University Jabalpur, M.P. India

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