universal grammar , UG (Abkürzung)

Yet after almost 50 years, serious evidence for a universal grammar remains elusive.

This innate knowledge is often referred to as universal grammar.

Children come equipped with universal grammar, from which any natural human language will develop - without instruction.

The 18th century constructed the tableau as an universal grammar.

Input is also the mechanism by which people learn languages according to the universal grammar model.

With the aid of principles and parameters, or constraints, given by universal grammar?

This unsourced knowledge suggests the existence of a universal grammar.

Universal Grammar has no coherent formulation and is indeed unnecessary.

But the basics of universal grammar are not learned, and could not be in the time available.

Bacon argues for a universal grammar underlying all human languages.

Universal grammar is by no means dead, though.

Baker solves the paradox with the theory of universal grammar.

The knowledge of Universal Grammar would serve to bridge that gap.

Of nominatives and datives: universal grammar from the bottom up.

Contrasting universal grammar with other approaches to language acquisition.

His linguistic work has been heralded for its early exposition of a universal grammar.

In other words, our internal processing depends on the surface syntax of the language, not some deep, universal grammar.

By 1980, universal grammar was reduced to one rule and a dozen or so principles; since then it has shrunk further.

In 1751 appeared the work by which he became best known, Hermes, a philosophical inquiry concerning universal grammar.

In: Studies on universal grammar and typological variation, ed.

According to the Chomskyan tradition, language acquisition is easy for children because they are born with a universal grammar in their minds.

There has been a great amount of exploration on the evolutionary basis of universal grammar.

Within universal grammar, there are certain parameters that are shared by all languages.

The universal grammar is a system of rules for generating syntax and vocabulary but does not specify any particular language.

All humans have the same brain, which is why successful languages tend to resemble one another, giving the illusion of a universal grammar.