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The theory of grammatical relations

John S. Bowers

1981

CV phonology

George N. Clements

1983

Verb movement

Norbert Hornstein, David Lightfoot

1994

The language teaching controversy

Karl Conrad Diller

1978

Chomsky's universal grammar

V. J. Cook

1996

An introductory transformational grammar

Bruce L. Liles

1971

Parameters and Functional Heads

Adriana Belletti

1996

Cartesian linguistics

Noam Chomsky

1966

English grammar for today

Margaret Deuchar, Geoffrey N. Leech, Robert Hoogenraad

2006

An introduction to transformational grammar

Diane Bornstein

1977

Dialogues avec Mitsou Ronat

Noam Chomsky

1977

Language acquisition

Helen Goodluck

1991

An introduction to grammar

Lyda E. LaPalombara

1976

Generative grammar, structural linguistics, and language teaching

Karl Conrad Diller

1971

The case for lexicase

Stanley Starosta

1988

Psycholinguistics

Judith S. Green

1972

American grammar

Mills, Carl

1990

A history of English syntax

Elizabeth Closs Traugott

1972

Pragmatics and semantics

Carol A. Kates

1980

Language, mathematics, and linguistics

Charles Francis Hockett

1962

An introduction to natural generative phonology

Joan B. Hooper

1976

The sound pattern of English

Noam Chomsky

1968

Locality in linguistic theory

Peter W. Culicover

1984

The mathematics of syntactic structure

Hans-Peter Kolb

1999

Syntactica

Richard K. Larson, Konstantinos Sagonas, David S. Warren et al.

1996 ★ 4.5

Historical linguistics and generative grammar

King, Robert D.

1969

The architecture of language

Noam Chomsky

2000

Transformational grammar and the teacher of English

Owen Paul Thomas

1965

Generative and non-linear phonology

Durand, Jacques

1990

The organization of phonology

Stephen R. Anderson

1974

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