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Part 1 Linguistics and adjacent fields - a personal view, Noam Chomsky;linguistics and cognitive science, Noam Chomsky. Part 2 Why phonologyis different, Sylvain Bromberger and Morris Halle; redefining the goalsand methodology, Victoria A. Fromkin; grammar, meaning andindeterminacy, Norbert Hornstein; pragmatics and Chomsky's researchprogramme, Asa Kasher; "Cartesian" linguistics. Justin Leiber;psychological reality of grammars, Robert J. Matthews; rules andprinciples in the development of generative syntax, Frederick J. Meyer;rules and representation - Chomsky and representational realism, ZenonPylyshyn; on the argument from the poverty of stimulus, Ken Wexler.Part 3 On the status of referential indices, Luigi Rizzi; concepts oflogical form in linguistics and philosphy, Shalom Lappin; syntaxsemantics, and logical form, Robert May; non-quantificational LF, TanyaReinhart; LF and the structure of the grammar - comments, Susan D.Rothstein.