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Cognitive science / Formal languages / Language / Grammar / Linguistics / Syntax / Compiler construction / Philosophy of language / Recursive grammar / Context-free grammar / Parsing / Recursion
Date: 2012-08-09 14:58:51
Cognitive science
Formal languages
Language
Grammar
Linguistics
Syntax
Compiler construction
Philosophy of language
Recursive grammar
Context-free grammar
Parsing
Recursion

How recursive is language? 1 Running head: HOW RECURSIVE IS LANGUAGE? How recursive is language? A Bayesian exploration Amy Perfors

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