Efficiency and complexity in grammars

John A. Hawkins

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Efficiency and complexity in grammars

by John A. Hawkins

2004

Oxford University Press

303

9781280846779

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John Hawkins demonstrates a clear link between how languages are used and the conventions of their grammars. He sets out a theory in which performance shapes grammars and accounts for the variation patterns found in the world's languages.

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