A Descriptive Approach to Language–Theoretic Complexity H 206 p. 98
Rogers, J 著
内容
目次
1. Language-theoretic complexity in generative grammar; Part I. TheDescriptive Complexity of Strongly Content-Free Languages: 2. Introduction toPart I; 3. Trees as elementary structures; 4. L2K,P and SnS; 5. Definabilityand non-definability in L2K,P; 6. Conclusion of Part I; Part II. TheGenerative Capacity of GB Theories: 7. Introduction to Part II; 8. Thefundamental strucutres of GB theories; 9. GB and non-definablity in L2K, P;10. Formalizing X-Bar theory; 11. The lexicon, theta theory and case theory;12. Binding and control; 13. Chains; 14. Reconstruction; 15. Limitations ofthe interpretation; 16. Conclusion of Part II; A. Index of symbols; B. Indexof definitions; Bibliography; Subject index; Name index.
