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Learnability Theory
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AbstractThe issue of learnability has dominated the study of generative grammar for most of its history. The problem of learnability is how to account for the fact that any normal child can learn any natural language.
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AbstractThe issue of learnability has dominated the study of generative grammar for most of its history.
The problem of learnability is how to account for the fact that any normal child can learn any natural language.
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