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Parsing, Generation and Grammar [PDF]

, 2016
Humans use their grammatical knowledge in more than one way. On one hand, they use it to understand what others say. On the other hand, they use it to say what they want to convey to others (or to themselves). In either case, they need to assemble the structure of sentences in a systematic fashion, in accordance with the grammar of their language ...
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Generative Grammar (GG)

Management and Labour Studies, 2009
This article consists of eight parts: introduction, the organization of a Generative Grammar, operation of the system of base rules, deep structure, surface structure and transformational rules, standard theory, extended standard theory, revised extended standard theory, and minimalism.
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Semantics in generative grammar

1998
Review of Heim, I. and Kratzer, A. Semantics in generative grammar [Malden, MA.] [Blackwell]; 1998.
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Recursion in Generative Grammar

2013
The term recursion has been used in generative grammar to describe two separate but related phenomena, one concerning the internal structure of linguistic expressions and the other, the computational mechanisms that generate this internal structure.
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Stylistics and generative grammars

Journal of Linguistics, 1965
The proposal that a grammar should be considered as a device which generates all and only the well-formed sentences of a language, which has already had a profound effect upon linguistics in general, has begun to exert some influence on the more particular (if less well defined) subject of stylistics. To understand this, it is necessary to consider the
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Generating parsers for affix grammars

Communications of the ACM, 1972
Affix grammars are two-level grammars which are similar to van Wijngaarden's two-level grammars used in the definition of Algol 68. Affix grammars are shown by Koster to be equal in power to van Wijngaarden grammars. They are much more suited to parsing than are the latter, however. Koster, the inventor of affix grammars, suggests a top-down scheme for
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Generative-Transformational Grammar

1974
This chapter will present an introduction to generative-transformational grammar which will illuminate the development of Noam Chomsky’s theories from the publication of his book Syntactic Structures in 1957 to the publication of his enlarged edition of Language and Mind in 1972.
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Grammar yes, generative grammar no

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1990
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GENERATIVE GRAMMAR AND EUROPEAN LINGUISTICS

1972
The development of the theory of generative grammar during the past fifteen years has led not only to considerable improvements in successive stages, but also to alternative proposals with respect to certain problems of theoretical interest. This concerns in particular the relation between syntax and semantics, where at present at least three different
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A Generative Dependency Grammar

2002
We propose a new kind of grammar: the Generative Dependency Grammar (GDG) based on dependency trees (DT) and a generative process. By generating a surface text using these GDG, the DT of the text is obtained too. GDG formalism is starting to be used for Romanian language.
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