Universal Grammar: A Guide to Chomskyan Psychology
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Noam Chomsky's theory of Universal Grammar emerged not only as a linguistic proposal but as a fundamentally psychological theory of the human mind. From its inception, the Chomskyan program sought to explain language as a mental faculty: an internal, biologically grounded system that develops in the individual under conditions of limited and imperfect experience. In doing so, it challenged prevailing empiricist and behaviorist models of learning...























