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The Linguistics Wars

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Historical Linguistics and Language Studies Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology

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Abstract Harris tells the story of a schism that developed in the ranks of linguistics during the sixties and seventies, between Noam Chomsky and a group of his followers who formed a splinter group that took his ideas in a different direction. The dispute is filled with personalities and anecdotes, and also serves as a case study in the way scientists and scholars negotiate theories.

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