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On constraining the class of transformational languages
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On the Biological Basis of Language Capacities
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Approaches to Natural Language
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Task-specificity and species-specificity in the study of language: A methodological note
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On the generative power of transformational grammars
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Classes of languages and linear-bounded automata
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Slips of the Tongue
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Formal Languages and their Relation to Automata
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6. On the Goals of Linguistic Theory
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Child Language, Aphasia and Phonological Universals
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Readings in English Transformational Grammar
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An Introduction to the Principles of Transformational Syntax
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Introduction to Mathematical Linguistics
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The Plausibility of Rationalism
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Formal properties of natural language and linguistic theories
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Capacity, complexity, construction
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Generative Linguistics
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Marcus Kracht, The Mathematics of Language
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Auxiliaries and Related Phenomena in a Restrictive Theory of Grammar
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