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Grammars are rule-based systems

The grammar of a language is a system of rules for the production of sentences. These rules are part of the unconscious "deep structure" of language.

Noam Chomsky (1965 & 1980)
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The Rule-Following Assumption
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Grammars are rule-based systems
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All concepts are rules
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