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Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2017

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ISBN 9780191749841 (ebook)

Oxford handbooks in linguistics

Oxford handbooks online

Print version : ISBN 9780199573776

Previously issued in print: 2016

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Introduction / Ian Roberts -- The argument from the poverty of the stimulus / Howard Lasnik, Jeffrey L. Lidz -- Learnability / Janet Fodor, William Sakas -- First language acquisition / Maria-Teresa Guasti -- The role of universal grammar in non-native language acquisition / Bonnie Schwartz, Rex Sprouse -- Principles and parameters of universal grammar / C.-T. James Huang, Ian Roberts -- Linguistic typology / Anders Holmberg -- Parameter theory and parametric comparison / Cristina Guardiano, Giuseppe Longobardi -- A null theory of creole formation based on universal grammar / Enoch Aboh, Michel deGraff -- Language change / Eric Fuß -- Universal grammar and philosophy of mind / Wolfram Hinzen -- Language pathology / Ianthi Tsimpli, Maria Kambanaros, Kleanthes Grohmann -- The syntax of sign language and universal grammar / Carlo Cecchetto -- Looking for UG in animals: A case study in phonology / Bridget D. Samuels, Marc Hauser, Cedric Boeckx -- Universal grammar and philosophy of language / Peter Ludlow -- On the history of universal grammar / James McGilvray -- The concept of explanatory adequacy / Luigi Rizzi -- Third-factor explanations and Universal Grammar / Terje Lohndal, Juan Uriagereka -- Formal and functional explanation / Frederick J. Newmeyer -- Phonology in universal grammar / Brett Miller, Neil Myler, Bert Vaux -- Semantics in universal grammar / George Tsoulas

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Contents // List of Figures and Tables xi // List of Abbreviations xiii // The Contributors xvii // 1. Introduction i // Ian Roberts // PART I PHILOSOPHICAL BACKGROUND // 2. Universal Grammar and Philosophy of Mind 37 // Wolfram Hinzen // 3. Universal Grammar and Philosophy of Language 6i // Peter Ludlow // 4. On the History of Universal Grammar 77 // James McGilvray // PART II LINGUISTIC THEORY // 5. The Concept of Explanatory Adequacy 97 Luigi Rizzi // 6. Third-Factor Explanations and Universal Grammar 114 Terje Lohndal and Juan Uriagereka // 7. Formal and Functional Explanation 129 // Frederick J. Newmeyer // 8. Phonology in Universal Grammar 153 // Brett Miller, Neil Myler, and Bert Vaux // 9. Semantics in Universal Grammar 183 // George Tsoulas // x // CONTENTS // PART III LANGUAGE ACQUISITION // 10. The Argument from the Poverty of the Stimulus 221 Howard Lasnik and Jeffrey L. Lidz // 11. Learnability 249 // Janet Dean Fodor and William G. Sakas // 12. First Language Acquisition 270 // Maria Teresa Guasti // 13. The Role of Universal Grammar in Nonnative Language Acquisition 289 Bonnie D. Schwartz and Rex A. Sprouse // PART IV COMPARATIVE SYNTAX // 14. Principles and Parameters of Universal Grammar 307 C.-T. James Huang and Ian Roberts // 15. Linguistic Typology 355 // Anders Holmberg // 16. Parameter Theory and Parametric Comparison 377 // Cristina Guardiano and Giuseppe Longobardi // PART V WIDER ISSUES // 17. A Null Theory of Creole Formation Based on Universal Grammar

401 Enoch O. Aboh and Michel DeGraff // 18. Language Change 459 // Eric Fuß // 19. Language Pathology 486 // Ianthi MariaTsimpli, Maria Kambanaros, and // Kleanthes K. Grohmann // 20. ’The Syntax of Sign Language and Universal Grammar 509 Carlo Cecchetto // 21. Looking for UG in Animals: A Case Study in Phonology 527 // Bridget D. Samuels, Marc D. Hauser, and Cedric Boeckx // References 547 // Index of Authors 627 // Index of Subjects 639