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Noam Chomsky's short 1957 book introducing transformational generative grammar, treating a language's grammar as a finite system of formal rules generating its infinite set of sentences.

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Author
Noam Chomsky
Publisher
Mouton
Publication Year
1957
Source Type
book
Reliability Tier
1
The primary published text that introduced generative grammar, the theory's own foundational source.
Sources
Syntactic Structures
Noam Chomsky, Mouton, 1957
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