where "right" and "wrong" come from

Duane Campbell dcamp911 at JUNO.COM
Mon Dec 8 03:10:36 UTC 2003


On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 20:06:42 -0500 Laurence Horn

> If I may presume, I suspect Ron (and Dennis) would then ask,
> quasi-rhetorically, where *those* teachers obtained their notion of
> proper usage.  Is there any non-arbitrary way to define "good
> grammar"?

I'm sure Justice Potter Steward could find a way.


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