Hi! Ich möchte die Theorien, die aus Chomskys generativer Grammatik abgeleitet sind, eingehend kennen, könnten Sie eine Zusammenfassung seiner wichtigsten Artikel in dieser Hinsicht in chronologischer Reihenfolge machen?
Of course, here is a chronological summary of the most relevant articles of Noam Chomsky in generative grammar: 1. Syntacttic Structures (1957) - This is one of Chomsky's most well-known works and marks the beginning of his theory of generative grammar, and he is able to use it. In this book, Chomsky proposes a theory of the syntactic structure of natural languages based on the idea that the human ability to acquire and use a language is innate and that there exists a "universal grammar" that all human languages share. 2. Aspects of the Theory of Syntax (1965) - This book expands and deepens the theory presented in Syntatic Structures (1968) - This book expands and deepens the theory presented in Syntatic Structures. Chomsky introduces the notion of "formal grammar" and defines the rules of generative grammar as a system of productions (rules that describe how linguistic elements can be combined to form more complex structures are more complex structures can be formed). 3. Language and Under this article, Chomsky introduces develops its theory of "formal develops its theory of "formal property" and defines its theory of the "formal mind,Chomsky presents a more advanced version of his theory of generative grammar, known as the theory of government theory and linking. Government theory and linking focuses on how the different parts of the sentences relate to each other and how the links between them are established. 7. The Minimalist Program (1995) - This book presents the latest and most refined version of Chomsky's theory of generative grammar, known as the Minimalist Program. The Minimalist Program's objective is to simplify the theory of generative grammar and provide a framework for research on the syntactic structure of natural languages. These are just some of Chomsky's most important works in generative grammar, known as the Minimalist Program. The Minimalist Program's objective is to simplify the theory of generative grammar and to provide a framework for research on the syntactic structure of natural languages. These are just some of Chomsky's most important works in generative grammar. There are many other articles and books that go into different aspects of his theory and have had a significant impact on linguistics and other related disciplines. I hope that these articles will complement the summary I gave you earlier and give you a more complete and give you a more complete view of