Review of: Linguistics and the formal sciences: The origins of generative grammar, by Marcus Tomalin

 
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Iwanov, Iwo
Authors: 
Iwanov, Iwo
Series: 
SIL Electronic Book Reviews
Series Issue: 
2011-003
Issue Date: 
2011
Publisher: 
SIL International
Is Part Of Series: 
SIL Electronic Book Reviews 2011-003
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1 page
Publication Status: 
Published
Content Language: 
English [eng]
Field: 
Linguistics
Work Type: 
Book review
Subject: 
Zellig Harris
Vienna Circle
Transformational Generative Grammar
Syntactic Theory
Syntactic Research
Structure of Appearance
Simplicity Measure
Simplicity Criteria
Recursive Function Theory
Principia Mathematica
Primitive Recursive Functions
Phrase Structure Component
Noam Chomsky
Nelson Goodman
Natural Language Analysis
Logical Syntax
Logical Structure of Linguistic Theory
Logical Epistemology
Linguistic Historiographers
Leonard Bloomfield
Junior Fellowship
Hilbertian Formalism
Grammatical Simplicity
General Recursive Functions
Foundations Crisis
Extralogical Primitives
Copenhagen Circle
Contemporary Generative Grammar
Constructive Nominalism
Constructional System Theory
Constructional Systems
Computability Theory
Competing Grammars
Categorial Grammar
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Review of: Linguistics and the formal sciences: The origins of generative grammar, by Marcus Tomalin
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48846