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The Consequences of Variabilitysers. A consequence of this view is that any theoretical work in linguistics based on idealising away from language users must lack both congruence with the object of enquiry and relevance to the puzzles and mysteries of language in use. The real difficulty here is not with accepting the importance

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Interludeinguistics of a mode of explanation that had been successful in some of the physical sciences, deductively formulated theory. Unfortunately the only aspects of language that seemed sufficiently well defined to lend themselves to rigorous formalisation of the sort required by such theory were aspects of form, particularly syntactic form.

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Chomsky’s Theory of Grammar: the Historical Connectione. It soon became commonplace to observe that Chomsky had revolutionised linguistics in North America. Nor was this a short-lived view. As late as 1979 an introductory textbook was published with the sub-title: ..

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