Recent downloadables (click for further details):
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‘On the mathematics of
Syntactic Structures’
(to appear in JoLLI; forthcoming, 2010)
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‘Inessential features and
expressive power of descriptive metalanguages’ (Pullum & Tiede; forthcoming, 2010)
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‘Aural pattern recognition
experiments and the subregular hierarchy’ (Rogers & Pullum; forthcoming, 2010)
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‘Prescriptive grammar in
America: The land of the free and The Elements of Style’
(English Today; 2010)
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‘The distribution and category
status of adjectives’ (Payne, Huddleston, & Pullum; 2010)
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‘The truth about English
grammar: rarely pure and never simple’ (2010)
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‘Recursion and the infinitude
claim’ (Pullum & Scholz; 2010)
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‘For universals (but not for finite
state learning) visit the zoo’ (Pullum & Scholz, in BBS; 2009)
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‘50 Years of Stupid Grammar
Advice’’ (Chronicle of Higher Education; 2009)
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‘For universals (but not for
finite-state learning) visit the zoo’ (Pullum & Scholz; 2009)
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‘Lexical categorization in
English dictionaries and traditional grammars’ (ZAA; 2009)
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‘The evolution of model-theoretic
frameworks in linguistics’ (2007)
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‘Systematicity and natural
language syntax’ (Pullum & Scholz; 2007)
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‘Tracking the origins of
transformational generative grammar (Pullum & Scholz; 2007)
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‘Irrational nativist exuberance (Scholz & Pullum; 2006)
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‘Scooping the loop snooper: a proof
that the Halting Problem is unsolvable’
(a proof is in verse, in the style of Dr. Seuss; honestly)
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