An on-line interview with Noam Chomsky: On the nature of pragmatics and related issues
(1999)
| Abstract | The authors and editor of the special issue of Brain and Language: Pragmatics: Theoretical and Clinical Issues as well as the editor of Brain and Language framed some questions which were sent to and readily discussed by Noam Chomsky via e-mail. | |||||||||
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