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| Abstract : Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris |
| There is no doubt that the remarkable development in linguistic theories - semantic, syntactic, sound, or purely or other - and their penetration of several cognitive sciences is inevitably due to their benefit from what many sciences such as psychology, neurology, informatics and other cognitive sciences have had, and that has been credited with making transformations. In the structures of linguistic theories, hypotheses, and methods of dealing with linguistic knowledge, and its acquisition are able to address other non-linguistic human knowledge . Let us give an example for these transformations. We wanted to follow in this article one of the fundamental assumptions in the theory of conceptual semantic, which is the hypothesis of parallelism engineering; And that is by identifying what it is, its scientific value, and the alternatives it provides compared with the traditional hypothesis of syntactic grammar, which belongs to the transformative obstetric theory of its American linguist pioneer Noam Chomsky. And the criticisms raised by the linguists. Parallel concrete engineering embodies that transformation from two-dimensional grammatical engineering, or what is referred to as traditional engineering, to three-dimensional engineering based on the fact that semantic, syntax, and phonology are independent components of language, and suggests a different way of operating these components and their interaction, which made its openness possible To study human knowledge with its various variations, rather than to study linguistic knowledge.
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Ray Jackendoff ,A Parallel Architecture perspective on language processing, in Brain Research, 1146 (2007), pp. 2-22. Ray Jackendoff ,A Parallel Architecture perspective on language processing, Tufts University. Ray Jackendoff ,Linguistics in cognitive science: The state of the art, in The Linguistic Review 24, 347-401 (2007). Ray Jackendoff ,Parallels and Non-Parallels between Language and Music, Music Perception 26, 195-204. Ray Jackendoff ,The faculty of language: What’s special about it? With Steven Pinker, Cognition 95, 201-236 (2005). Ray Jackendoff ,The Parallel Architecture and its Lexicon: Is There Anything Useful for LFG?, Proceedings of LFG10; CSLI Publications On-line . Ray Jackendoff ,What is the human language faculty? Two Views, forthcoming in Language. Ray Jackendoff ,Your theory of language evolution depends on your theory of language, in Richard Larson, Viviane Déprez, and Hiroko Yamakido (eds.), The Evolution of Human Language: Biolinguistic Perspectives, 63-72. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2010). Ray Jackendoff Compounding in the Parallel Architecture and Conceptual Semantics, in Rochelle Lieber and Pavol Štekauer (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Compounding, 105-28. Oxford University Press, 2009. (Longer version in Meaning and the Lexicon)
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