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Generative Grammar and Hebrew
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Broadly speaking, the term Generative Grammar (GG) has been used to refer to the claim that some form of neurologically built-in, well-defined
grammatical faculty underlies Natural Language (NL) knowledge and use. At least one direct consequence of this claim is that for GG, the study of NL must focus on the
abilities of individual speakers, rather than, e.g., on community language, insofar as the mind/brain is an individual, rather than a shared organ. From this perspective the fact that some form of external language, ‘E-Language’ in the terminol…
