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Index
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Preface
Acknowledgements
List of Figures
PART I The Object of Inquiry
1 What is I-language?
1.1 Jumping in
1.2 Equivalence classes
1.3 Partial reduplication in Samoan
1.4 Mentalism
1.5 I-language
1.6 Some implications of mentalism
1.7 Summing up
1.8 Exercises
2 I-everything: Triangles, streams, words
2.2 More visual construction
2.3 Auditory scene analysis
2.4 Words are built by the mind
2.5 Summing up
3 Approaches to the study of language
3.1 Commonsense views of “language”
3.2 I-language
3.3 The kind of stuff we look at
3.4 Methodological dualism
3.5 Biolinguistics
3.6 And so?
3.7 Exercises
4 I-/E-/P-Language
4.2 Extensional equivalence
4.3 Non-internalist approaches
4.4 How is communication possible?
4.5 Exercises
PART II Linguistic Representation and Computation
5 A syntactic theory that won’t work
5.2 Finite state languages
5.3 Discussion
5.4 Power of grammars
5.5 Exercises
6 Abstract representations
6.2 Abstractness of sentence structure
6.3 Allophony
6.4 Turkish vowel harmony
6.5 Words are not derived from words
6.6 Think negative
6.7 Summing up
6.8 Exercises
7 Some details of sentence structure
7.2 Syntactic constituents
7.3 Labels and phrasal categories
7.4 Predicting syntactic patterns
7.5 Using trees to predict reaction times
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