chomsky造句
1 It is important to be clear about what Chomsky is doing here.
2 Chomsky is committed to an axiom of biological determinism.
3 Clearly, children can not speak at birth, but Chomsky wishes to credit them with two distinct kinds of knowledge.
4 The difference is that Chomsky acknowledges this fact and accordingly expresses his views with appropriate caution.
5 Chomsky places faith in special neural mechanisms blossoming in the brain.
6 Chomsky holds that the acquisition of language is internal to the human mind / brain.
7 Chomsky explains this phenomenon by suggesting that human individuals are innately endowed with a deep structure grammar of language.
8 It is clear, as Chomsky ceaselessly points out,[www.] that language competence enables almost infinite variations in language performance.
9 Chomsky is therefore highly critical of the way in which Skinner uses operant terminology to account for language.
10 I had read a great deal about Professor Chomsky and I felt very excited at the prospect of meeting him.
11 In linguistic philosophic study, Chomsky calls himself a realist.
12 Chomsky Corporate media is full of shit.
13 A Review of B. F. Skinner Chomsky is one of the most prominent intellectuals alive.
14 Chomsky claims that the language faculty in human brain is universal grammar, a biological endowment and blueprint for language acquisition.
15 More generally, Chomsky suggests that the law of effect when applied to humans is either trivially true, trivially or uninterestingly true, or scientifically robust and obviously false.
16 MIT linguist Noam Chomsky asserted that the way children acquire language is so effortless that it must have a biological foundation.
17 But first, some inspiration from Noam Chomsky: "If you go to one demonstration and then go home, that's something, but the people in power can live with that.
18 But linguists such as Noam Chomsky were highly critical of the research.
19 Academic linguists of the era, Noam Chomsky chief among them, also viewed a language as a lexicon and a grammar, able to generate infinitely many different sentences out of a finite set of rules.
20 This may seem a somewhat fanciful proposition, but no less a person than Chomsky has suggested such a possibility.
21 It's a pity not to be able to recommend any books by Noam Chomsky himself.
22 The period of language acquisition may therefore be much longer than Chomsky originally thought.
23 This approach to grammatical analysis is largely the brainchild of Chomsky.
24 Contemporary linguistics may be divided into two major camps: formal grammar, represented by Chomsky s generative grammar and functional grammar, represented by M.
25 But this failure boosts Marcus's idea that natural human languages are not a product of the well-orchestrated rationality and neat syntactic trees like Noam Chomsky and other linguists have described.
26 A fierce debate exists in linguistics between those such as Noam Chomsky who think that all languages function roughly the same way in the brain and those who do not.
27 But it's key "to breaking the monopoly and verbal hegemony" of the West, according to remarks released last year by Xinhua's president, Li Congjun, who often sounds like he's channeling Noam Chomsky.
28 Well, there's a radical claim about the origin of language associated with the guy who we met when we talked about behaviorism who wrote A Review of Verbal Behavior, the linguist Noam Chomsky.
29 I didn't understand why his eyes started to glaze over at the mention of Chomsky.
30 The American journalist Walter Lippmann coined the term 'manufacturing consent', later made famous by Chomsky, but Lippmann intended it in a positive way.
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