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Chomsky's Theory of Language Acquisition
Original title: チョムスキー言語獲得論
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A linguistic theory advocated by linguists centered on America's Chomsky. Recognizing the creativity of human language ability, it begins with expressed forms and seeks to grasp theoretically the linguistic structures hidden deep beneath them.
米国のチョムスキーを中心とする言語学者によって唱道された言語理論。 人間の言語能力の創造性を評価し、表現された形から入って、その奥深くに隠されている言語構造を理論的にとらえようとする。
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