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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"generative linguistics"”.

  1. Religious language: Its role in nativizing Caribbean English

    … genesis. With the emergence in the 1950's of generative linguistics, the focus of language study gradually shifted to more formal, rule-based descriptions. Subsequently, pidginization/creolization became the framework from which CE would be studied.

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  2. Acquisition of English morphosyntax : evidence from a Chinese-speaking child

    … relevant hypotheses in the literature. In generative linguistics, there are two important lines of interests in the field of second language acquisition (SLA) that address the “long-standing debate on the nature of syntactic representation in SLA” (Haznedar & Gavruseva, 2008:5). One line …

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  3. Syntactic variation in Afrikaans : an empirical study

    … use survey).In order to combine formal theory (generative linguistics) withΓÇó empirical analysis (sociolinguistics), the methodology follows a bi-modal approach. Both performance and competence are considered, and arguments are based on two types of data: speech data (interviews, narrative …

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  4. A Linguistic Reappraisal of the Biblical Hebrew Accusative

    This study applies generative linguistics to the Biblical Hebrew (BH) accusative. The standard BH grammars have treated accusative noun phrases under two broad categories, roughly object/complement and adverbial/adjunct. Not only do they disagree about which are objects and which are adverbial, but …

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