US EditionThe Ongoing Heated Linguistic Debate Over Noam Chomsky's 'Universal Grammar' Theory
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The Ongoing Heated Linguistic Debate Over Noam Chomsky's 'Universal Grammar' Theory
Dr. Erica Brozovsky of the PBS series Otherwords talked about the ongoing and rather heated linguistic argument regarding Universal Grammar (UG), a theoretical syntactic structure developed by Noam Chomsky in the mid-20th century, which suggests that certain grammatical rules cross language barriers and are innate to the human mind. While this theory intended equality, it ran into numerous problems over the years, particularly with languages tha…
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