In depth exploration of the concept of structure first in generative grammar and analysis of how Chomsky's formal linguistics theory frames structural constraints in semantic analysis. The book reviews the development of generative grammar, discusses core concepts and interactions between different modules, reconstructs the theory of constraints, and delves into the structural foundations. Through vertical and horizontal comparison, the integration of description, explanation, and calculation was investigated, and the relationship between the difficulties, complexity levels, and learnability results of syntactic theory was investigated. The internal relationship logic of the dependence of expressive structure was explored, which has important academic value.
Chapter One delves into the systems theory foundation of structural linguistics, emphasizing the independence of structure from meaning and the core task of generative grammar in revealing the computational methods of I-language. The author distinguishes between weak and strong generative abilities, analyzes the limitations of formal language hierarchy, and discusses the upper and lower limits of phrase description, as well as the relationship between underlying structure and morphology.
In depth analysis of Chomsky's generative grammar theory emphasizes the importance of structural dependency as an emergent attribute of algorithms. The main contributions of the book include: 1) exploring the interaction between structure and analysis in formal linguistics, revealing the relationship between constraint theory and projection problems, comparing hierarchical and linear structures, and proposing new analytical methods; 2) Deeply studied structural dependence and hierarchy, integrated language knowledge system and acquisition system, promoted the theory of structural dependence, and analyzed structural complexity from various levels of language; 3) The relationship between limitation, learnability, and readability has been demonstrated, emphasizing that the essence of limitation should be based on acquisition oriented learnable grammar categories, and that grammar principle theory should meet the conditions of learnability, interpretability, and evolutionability; 4) Solved the integration problem of paragraph deduction calculation, semantic decomposition, and interface conditions, supported the theory of structural dependency, integrated the ideas of paragraph theory and category tagging, and absorbed semantic analysis methods.
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