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Noam Chomsky's Language Theory
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Noam Chomsky's Language Theory
Describes linguist's ideas on second language learning, transformational grammar, applications, critical views.
1,575 words (approx. 6.3 pages) |
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1996
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"The purpose of this paper is briefly delineate Chomsky's theory of language learning and to then examine research and theory which has attempted to delineate and/or test the extent to which this theory might be related to foreign language teaching in high school and middle school. The review begins with a very brief description of some of the key concepts of Chomsky's linguistic model.Chomsky's Perspective of Language Learning
Noam Chomsky was a linguist who first came to fame when he took issue with the behavioristic notions of B.F. Skinner arguing that no theory of language learning could be practically based on operant conditioning principles; as Chomsky viewed it, parents simply did not go to such ends to correct their children's..."
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