Strategic Objectives
• Discover the 'Universal Grammar' hardwired into the human brain.
• Understand the evolutionary origins of syntax and recursion.
• Identify the logical constraints that make a language learnable.
• Explore how biological architecture limits linguistic diversity.
The Core Challenge
We often view the 7,000 languages of the world as a chaotic Tower of Babel, obscuring the biological laws that govern how we think.
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The Search for Universals
02
The Biological Imperative
03
The Innateness Hypothesis
04
The Architecture of Syntax
05
The Logic of Recursion
06
Cognitive Constraints
07
The Evolution of Communication
08
Phonological Constants
09
Morphological Patterns
10
The Poverty of the Stimulus
11
Semantic Universals
12
Parameters and Principles
13
The Language Organ
14
Critical Periods
15
Sign Language Universals
16
Logical Constraints and Form
17
Typology and Classification
18
The Minimalist Program
19
Genetic Foundations
20
Computational Universalism
21
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