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mentalism

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Subject Linguistics

DOI: 10.1111/b.9780631214823.1999.x


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is the belief that mental states and processes are prior to and exist independently of behaviour. As such, it is the opposite of behaviourism. The mentalist notions of chomskyan linguistics , such as the competence/performance distinction and universal grammar , have had a profound influence on applied linguistics . ( 1988 ). Language and the Problems of Knowledge . Cambridge , MA : MIT Press . ( 1995 ). Chomsky's Universal Grammar . Oxford : Blackwell . ( 1985 ). Understanding Second Language Acquisition . Oxford : Oxford University Press . [Chapters 3 and 8.] . ... log in or subscribe to read full text

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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Applied Linguistics



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