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Epilogueues, it had provided so little insight into the workings of language. It has ended by offering a re-analysis of the domain of theoretical linguistics, a re-analysis in which language is no longer seen as a self-contained system but as inextricably bound up with the world as perceived by individual language users.

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Prologue our feeling was that such work was throwing very little light on the object of enquiry: language. It was clear that many of those who had turned to theoretical linguistics on the quite reasonable assumption that it would help them to understand the nature of language had been dissapointed. We were

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Chomsky’s Theory of Grammar: the Historical Connectionntemporaries he appeared to be directly challenging assumptions and working practices which were fundamental to North American linguistics of that time. It soon became commonplace to observe that Chomsky had revolutionised linguistics in North America. Nor was this a short-lived view. As late as 197

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