Language and Mind - Book by Noam Chomsky
Language and Mind by Noam Chomsky explores the nature of language, its cognitive foundations, and its role in human thought. First published in 1968, it presents Chomsky’s theories on generative grammar, the innate structures of language acquisition, and the relationship between language and human creativity. He argues that linguistic ability is biologically rooted and universal across cultures. The book also discusses the philosophical and psychological implications of language, challenging behaviorist views. Over multiple editions, Chomsky expands on these ideas, making Language and Mind a key work in linguistics, cognitive science, and the philosophy of language.Original Language: English
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