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I'm originally from CS but have an interest in linguistics. I can highly recommend any paper by the late Charles J. Fillmore who over many decaded developed ide
by kleiba 3y ago
I'm originally from CS but have an interest in linguistics. I can highly recommend any paper by the late Charles J. Fillmore who over many decaded developed ideas that rivaled the standard Chomskian school of thought.
His wikipedia page lists a few publications that could serve as starting points:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_J._Fillmore#Publications https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_J._Fillmore#Publicatio...
- Tainnor 3y agoThere's a lot of non-Chomskian linguistics out there. Basically if you look for "linguistic typology" there's a probably at least 90% chance that Chomsky will be totally irrelevant. (Some of my favourites in that area used to be Martin Haspelmath, Balthasar Bickel, Gilbert Lazard, ... - but I haven't kept myself up to date with the literature for years now)