1. Introduction PART 1: OVERTURES 2. Opening Remarks 3. The nature of Merge: Consequences for Language, Mind, and Biology 4. Evoling: The Nature of the Language Faculty 5. The Foundational Abstractions 6. Pointers to a Biology of Language? 7. Language in an Epigenetic Framework 8. Brain Wiring Optimization and Non-Genomic Nativism PART 2: ON LANGUAGE 9. Hierarchy, Merge, and Truth 10. Two Interfaces 11. Movement and Concepts of Locality 12. Uninterpretable Features in Syntactic Evolutiion 13. The Brain Differentiates Hierarchical and Probabilistic Grammars 14. Round Table: Language Universals: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow PART 3: ON ACQUISITION 15. Innate Learning and Beyond 16. The Learned Component of Language Learning 17. Syntactic Acquisition: An Evaluation Measure After All? 18. Remarks on the Individual Basis for Linguistic Structures PART 4: OPEN TALKS ON OPEN INQUIRIES 19. The Illusion of Biological variation: A Minimalist Approach to the Mind 20. What is There in Universal Grammar? On Innate and Specific Aspects of Language 21. Individual Differences in Foreigh Sound Perception 22. Language and the Brain 23. Conclusion Bibliography Index
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