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This paper aims at specifying the complex links which two major and polemically related lgth-eentury linguistic theories (James Harris' universal grammar in Hermes (1751) and John Home Tooke's system of etymology in the Diversions of Purley (1786, 1804) bear to empiricism. It describes both the ideo
THE 'INNATENESS HYPOTHESIS' AND EXPLANATORY MODELS IN LINGUISTICS I. THE INNATENESS HYPOTHESIS The 'innateness hypothesis' (henceforth, the 'I.H.') is a daring -or apparently daring; it may be meaningless, in which case it is not daringhypothesis proposed by Noam Chomsky. I owe a debt of gratitude t
Linguistic influences on networks of professional communication and recognition among engineers at two Quebec universities were examined. It was hypothesized that chemists and engineers affiliated with the French medium University of Montreal and the Ecole Polytechnique would be less active in resea