
doi: 10.1418/19787
handle: 11562/1118727
Recent discussion on the evolution and genesis of language is strongly conditioned by particular interpretation and mutual relevance of three basic notions: i) recursion, ultimately reduced to merge in the minimalist frameword, which should be properly developed and discussed within linguistic theory; ii) protolanguage, which is proper of the studies on language evolution; iii) linguistic variation (paameter setting), which should follow from both any good theory on language faculty and any reasonable hypothesis concerning its origin.
origin of language faculty, protolanguage, recursion, merge
origin of language faculty, protolanguage, recursion, merge
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