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Essays on linguistic neurocircuitry : AI, recursive networks, and a merge-based theory of early child syntactic structure / Joseph Galasso.

Van Pelt Library QP399 .G352 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Galasso, Joseph, author.
Series:
LINCOM studies in neurolinguistics ; 05.
Lincom studies in neurolinguistics ; 05
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Neurolinguistics.
Artificial intelligence--Biological applications.
Artificial intelligence.
Children--Language.
Children.
Language acquisition.
Physical Description:
173 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
München : LINCOM GmbH, 2025.
Contents:
Chapter 1. A Brief Note on Dynamic Antisymmetry, ‘Merge-based Theory’, and its Implications to Early Child English Possessive {‘s} and the Setting of Word Order
Chapter 2. ‘Problems of Projection’: A Note on Chomsky’s (2013) Lingua paper
Chapter 3. Remarks on a Minimalist Approach to Early Child Syntax
Chapter 4. A Note on Artificial Intelligence and the critical recursive implementation: The lagging problem of ‘background knowledge’
Chapter 5. Why Move? Preliminary Thoughts and Overview: How ‘Merge over Move’ informs Early Child Syntax.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
"This new volume of essays can be seen as a follow-up to the author's earlier 2024 volume 'Speaking Brains' (04, LSNL). The essays provide extended insight into the aforementioned volume by expanding on topics related to neurocircuitry, artificial intelligence, as well as the very recursive nature of MOVE itself, as it relates to child development"--Back cover.
ISBN:
9783969392409
3969392403
OCLC:
1511153143
Publisher Number:
9783969392409

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