From Saussure to Chomsky—A Study of Nature of Language (Contrastive Studies)
Abstract
In order to study language, it is necessary to first clarify the nature of language, which is the basis of linguistics and
from which all other issues are derived. This paper will study the nature of language from the main academic views of Saussure
and Chomsky.
from which all other issues are derived. This paper will study the nature of language from the main academic views of Saussure
and Chomsky.
Keywords
Saussure; Chomsky; Linguistic
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18282/l-e.v10i1.2196
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