What counts as evidence in linguistics : the case of innateness

Bibliographic Details
Published in:Benjamins current topics
Main Authors: Penke, Martina (ed.), Rosenbach, Anette (ed.)
Content type: Book
Published: Amsterdam: Benjamins 2007
Series:Benjamins current topics ; 7
Source:MPIPL_cat
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Abstraction and performance ; p. 283-286 Lightfoot, David W.
Authors' response ; p. 245-248 Eckman, Fred R.
Authors' response ; p. 215-216 Weiss, Helmut
Authors' response ; p. 179-180 Wunderlich, Dieter
Authors' response ; p. 113-116 Haspelmath, Martin
Authors' response ; p. 287-290 Fischer, Olga
authors' response ; p. 143-146 Kirby, Simon, Smith, Kenny, Brighton, Henry
Does linguistic explanation presuppose linguistic description? ; p. 81-108 Haspelmath, Martin
Form, meaning and speakers in the evolution of language ; p. 139-142 Croft, William
From UG to universals ; p. 117-138 Kirby, Simon, Smith, Kenny, Brighton, Henry
'Internal' versus 'external' universals: ; p. 241-244 White, Lydia
A question of relevance ; p. 181-208 Weiss, Helmut
The relevance of variation ; p. 209-214 Simon, Horst J.
Remarks on description and explanation in grammar ; p. 109-112 Aissen, Judith, Bresnan, Joan
Remarks on the relation between language typology and universal grammar ; p. 75-80 Baltin, Mark
Typological evidence and universal grammar ; p. 51-74 Newmeyer, Frederick J.
Universals, innateness and explanation in second language acquisition ; p. 217-240 Eckman, Fred R.
What counts as evidence in historical linguistics? ; p. 249-282 Fischer, Olga
What counts as evidence in linguistics? ; p. 1-50 Penke, Martina, Rosenbach, Anette
What kind of evidence could refute the UG hypothesis? ; p. 175-178 Tomasello, Michael
Why assume UG? ; p. 147-174 Wunderlich, Dieter