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December 7, 1928. Chomsky was born in good 'ol Philly.

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What a nice looking man

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(LAD) generates rules through the unconscious mind about grammar. Babies are born with the ability to learn their native language

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Chomsky followed the footsteps of B.F. Skinner. But his beliefs were complete opposite of what Skinner believed about researching on animals.

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Skinner's philosophy is one of the most misinterpreted works in the history of social science. In this video I give you Chomsky's argument and Skinner's. Both making mistakes about the other side's view here and there. I hope you enjoy.

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He's an American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, political activist, and social critic. Sometimes called "the father of modern linguistics"

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when learning a new language, the student has to reset their L1 to  actually learn the new features of this new language.
Emerged in 80s/90s

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features in a new language that don't actually match up with language universals are marked. With these differences, it can make it harder for the learner to actually comprehend their new language

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Chomsky noticed similarities and differences among language. They weren't so straight forward like he believed.

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He found things in common with each language: calling them language universals.
features throughout a language that match language universals are referred to as unmarked.

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I really like how colorful it is! it was also really simple and easy to understand! go you sista!