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Title: (Transformational) Generative Grammar


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(Transformational) Generative Grammar
  • (??) ?? ??

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?? ??? ?? ??
  • ?? ??(Traditional Grammar)
  • ???? ??(Structuralism)
  • (??) ?? ??
  • (Transformational Generative Grammar)

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1. ?? ??(Traditional Grammar)
  • Latin-based grammar
  • prescriptive grammar (?? ??)
  • data from written languages (?? ??? ??)
  • Europe, studies on Latin, Greek, Sanskrit
    comparative linguistics
  • Indo-European language family ??? ??? ??.
  • It was Thomas Young who in 1813 first used the
    term
  • Indo-European, which became the standard
    scientific term
  • through the work of Franz Bopp, whose
    systematic comparison
  • of these and other old languages supported the
    theory.

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2. ???? ??(Structural Grammar)
  • descriptive grammar (?? ??)
  • data from spoken languages (??? ???? ??)
  • 20C? ????? ???? ???
  • ??? ???? ?? ? scientific analysis
  • a. Language is science.
  • b. Language is living.
  • c. Language is changing.
  • d. Language is for communication
  • ????? ??? Behaviorism(???? ???)? ????
    ??-??(mimicry-memorize)? ??-??(stimulus-respond)?
    ??? ???
  • ???, ???, pattern drill, open/closed classes, IC
    Cut ? ???? ???, ??? ??? ??? ???.

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2. ???? ??(Structural Grammar)
  • Henry Sweet (1845 1912)
  • In 1877, Sweet published A Handbook of
    Phonetics.
  • The Sounds of English (1908) was his last book
    on English pronunciation.
  • IPA (International Phonetic Association/Alphabet)
  • Otto Jespersen (1860 -1943)
  • 1924 Principles of English Grammar
  • 1933 Essentials of English Grammar
  • Leonard Bloomfield (1887 1949)
  • 1933. Language
  • Charles C. Fries (1887 1967)
  • 1957. The Structure of English An
    Introduction to the Construction
  • of English Sentences

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3. (??) ?? ?? (Transformational Generative
Grammar)
  • descriptive grammar (?? ??)
  • Saussure (1857-1913)
  • Saussure (1914/1916) Cours de linguistique
    générale
  • (Course in
    General Linguistics)
  • langue vs. parole
  • signified(??) vs. signifier(??)
  • ???? ????? ???? ??? ??? ??? ???? ??? ?? ?? ??.
  • Chomsky (1957) ???? ??? ???? ??
  • innate linguistic abilities of learning a
    language linguistic growth
  • poverty of stimulus (??? ??)
  • deep/underlying vs. surface structures
  • linguistic competence vs. linguistic performance

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?? ??? ??? ??
René Descartes (1596-1650), rationalism
Wilhelm von Humboldt (1767-1835), creativity
  • ???? ? ????
  • ???? ?? ????, ???
  • ??? ?? ????
  • ??? ?? ? ?? ??? ?? ?? ??? ??.
  • ??? ??? ??? ??? ??????.
  • ???? ????? ???? ?? ???,
  • ??? ???? ????? ?????? ????.

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???? ???? ??? ??? ? ? ?? ??
Platos Problem ??? ???? ??? ??? ? ?? ?? ????
????
??? ??? ?? ?? Universal Grammar
Orwells Problem ???? ??? ??? ?? ? ?? ???
???? ??? ??? ????? ?? ?? ????
??(Constraints)

Descartess Problem ????? ??? ?? ?? ?? ??
? ?? ?? ???? ????? ???
??(innateness) Creativity ???? ??? ??? ??
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language competence vs. language
performance
????? ????
  • Generative Grammar
  • ???? ?????? ?????? ??? ????? ???? ??, ? ???
    ??(I-language)? ???? ????? ??.
  • Structural Grammar
  • ???????? ??? ?????
  • ??? ??(E-language)? ????.

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??????
  • ??????(1965) ????
  • ??????(1981)
  • ??????
  • ? 1988 ?????
  • ? 1993 ??????

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1. Standard Theory (????)
  • Chomsky, Noam (1965) Aspects of Syntactic Theory
  • ?????
  • ??? ??????(Transformational Generative
    Grammar)? ??? ? ?? ??? ??? ??.
  • Indefinite number of sentences(surface
    structures) are derived by means of applying
    transformational rules to underlying(deep)
    structure.

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??????(Transformational Generative Grammar)?
framework(?)
  •        Phrase Structure Rules
  •                      Projection
    Rules
  •             Lexicon
  •          deep structure
  •                   lt
    transformational rules
  • (Deletion,
    Substitution, Insertion, Movement) 
  •         surface structure
  •                 lt Morphophonemic
    rules(Affix Hopping)
  •           utterances

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(e.g.)   deep structure John past
break the window
  •     Structural Description  NP-past-V-NP
  •     Structural Index          1,   2,  
    3,  4
  •     Structural Change       
  •      Passivization ?      4, 2 be -en, 3,
    0, by1
  •     surface structure
  • the window past be
    -en- V by John
  •    
  •   Affix Hopping ?  
  • (utterance) The window was broken by
    John.

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Phrase Structure Rules(PSRs)?????
  • S ? NP AUX VP
  • NP ? (Det) (A) N (S) (PP)
  • AUX ? TNS (M) (have en) (be ing) (be en)
  • VP ? V (PP)
  • VP ? V Adv
  • VP ? V NP
  • VP ? V NP PP

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Lexicon (???)
  • Grammatical categories
  • Subcategorizational rules
  • Selectional restrictions
  • Argument structures

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Subcategorizational rules(????? ??)
  • (1) a. John vanished.
  • b. John vanished into the forest.
  • (2) a. John belongs.
  • b. John belongs to the group.
  • (3) a. John put.
  • b. John put the book.
  • c. John put the book on the desk.

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Subcategorizational rules
  • (1) vanish ltVgt, ___ (PP)
  • (2) belong ltVgt, ___ PP to-NP
  • (3) put ltVgt, ___ NP LOC PP
  • (4) make ltVgt, ___ NP (PP to/for-NP)
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