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Lecture 1 Krisztina Szécsényi Syntax Lecture 1 Krisztina Szécsényi

A short revision: linguistics Linguistics as an interdisciplinary field (chart on next slide taken from the linguistics programme of Middlebury)

Core linguistics Linguistics: Language = ? Knowledge of language Acquisition of language

Syntax The study of sentence and phrase structure Generative grammar: rules that generate all and only the well-formed expressions of language Simplicity: to account for the relative ease of acquisition The structure building component: X-bar Theory Rewrite rules, syntactic trees/phrase markers