Rich Languages From Poor Inputs

This book is best approached by readers who already have a foundational understanding of linguistic theory, particularly generative grammar. It engages with complex arguments and assumes familiarity with key concepts in the field.

The book directly addresses and re-examines the 'poverty of the stimulus' argument, a concept central to Noam Chomsky's theories on language acquisition. It features contributions from scholars who have engaged extensively with Chomskyan linguistics.