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Determinacy Principle and Extraction from NPs
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This paper explores the recent MERGE-based theory proposed by Chomsky (2019a, b, c) and Chomsky et al. (2019) in terms of determinacy. The latest version of the minimalist theory tries to pave the way for genuine explanation of human language faculty, I-language, without resort to the principles specific to the faculty of language. Based on the language-independent principles such as determinacy, restrict resources, etc., this paper attempts to show that the minimalist theory has a genuinely explanatory power to shed light on the essence of language in a principled way not peculiar to human language. By examining the extraction from the complement NPs, we consider how the recent proposals put forward by Chomsky (2019a, b, c) and Chomsky et al. (2019) make a contribution to establishing the principles of efficient computation for human language.
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This paper explores the recent MERGE-based theory proposed by Chomsky (2019a, b, c) and Chomsky et al. (2019) in terms of determinacy. The latest version of the minimalist theory tries to pave the way for genuine explanation of human language faculty, I-language, without resort to the principles specific to the faculty of language. Based on the language-independent principles such as determinacy, restrict resources, etc., this paper attempts to show that the minimalist theory has a genuinely explanatory power to shed light on the essence of language in a principled way not peculiar to human language. By examining the extraction from the complement NPs, we consider how the recent proposals put forward by Chomsky (2019a, b, c) and Chomsky et al. (2019) make a contribution to establishing the principles of efficient computation for human language.
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