Generative grammar
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Names and connections
Grammar, Comparative and general--Derivation; Grammar, Generative; Grammar, Transformational; Grammar, Transformational generative; Transformational generative grammar; Transformational grammar
- Broader: Grammar, Comparative and general
- Broader: Psycholinguistics
- Narrower: Autolexical theory (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Competence and performance (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Control (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Deep structure (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Extraction (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Government-binding theory (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Lexical grammar
- Narrower: Lexical phonology
- Narrower: Lexical-functional grammar
- Narrower: Markedness (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Minimalist theory (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Montague grammar
- Narrower: Optimality theory (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Parasitic gaps (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Parsing (Computer grammar)
- Narrower: Phrase structure grammar
- Narrower: Principles and parameters (Linguistics)
- Narrower: Relational grammar
- Narrower: Surface structure (Linguistics)
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