Titlebook: Essays on Restrictiveness and Learnability; Howard Lasnik Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1990 Index.Noam Chomsky.gram

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R. E. Just,E. Lichtenberg,D. Zilbermanroposals, and I will discuss what I take to be the three major areas of concern: (1) properties of the evaluation metric; (2) restrictions on the class of grammars, particularly as they relate to the evaluation metric; and (3) restrictions limiting the type and amount of data required by the child.

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Biliary Manometry and Debimetry,er government,” (b) the level(s) of representation to which the ECP applies, and (c) the relationship between the ECP and other principles. We will integrate this discussion into a treatment of . Movement in general and .-in-situ in particular.

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Restricting the Theory of Transformations: A Case Study,ted towards showing that various devices and rule-particular conditions often postulated in transformations are either not required to describe the kinds of facts that inspired them, or cannot provide the correct description of those facts.

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Core Grammar, Case Theory, and Markedness, components, each with its specific properties. The various components interact modular fashion, in a way determined by the general organization of grammars. Following Chomsky and Lasnik (1977), we adopt the organization in (1).

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On the Nature of Proper Government,er government,” (b) the level(s) of representation to which the ECP applies, and (c) the relationship between the ECP and other principles. We will integrate this discussion into a treatment of . Movement in general and .-in-situ in particular.

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Introduction,ication in 1973 of Chomsky’s “Conditions on Transformations”, the goal, perhaps for the first time, began to seem attainable. The articles collected here, largely inspired by the program of “Conditions on Transformations”, represent a series of investigations and proposals on restrictiveness, dating from the mid 1970’s to the mid 1980’s.