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PRINCIPLES AND PARAMETERS: AN INTRODUCTION TO SYNTACTIC THEORY (OXFORD TEXTBOOKS IN LINGUISTICS)


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Peter W. Culicover, "Principles and Parameters: An Introduction to Syntactic Theory (Oxford Textbooks in Linguistics)", Oxford University Press, March, 1997.

ISBN: 0198700148

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