HPSG is not generative grammar
Adam Przepiorkowski
adamp at julius.ling.ohio-state.edu
Thu Dec 30 23:37:16 UTC 1999
In case you ever wondered whether the term `generative grammar' encompasses
HPSG or not, there is now a definite answer to this question:
"For alternatives to generative grammar, see inter alia Borsley, 1996;
Pollard & Sag, 1994; Steedman, 1993; Bresnan, 1994; Hudson, 1990."
This is a quote from: Neil Smith (1999), "Chomsky: Ideas and Ideals",
p.223, Cambridge University Press.
Happy New Year, to generative and non-generative grammarians alike,
Adam P.
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ADAM PRZEPIORKOWSKI
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