The Cambridge Companion to Chomsky - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-ix

Contributors

pp x-xii

Introduction

pp 1-26

Part I - The Science of Language: Recent Change and Progress

pp 27-152

1 - The Locality of Transformational Movement: Progress and Prospects

pp 29-49

2 - Is the Faculty of Language a “Perfect Solution” to the Interface Systems?

pp 50-68

3 - On Merge

pp 69-86

4 - A Feeling for the Phenotype

pp 87-109

5 - The Generative Word

pp 110-133

6 - Third Factors in Language Design: Some Suggestions from Quantum Field Theory

pp 134-152

Part II - The Human Mind and Its Study

pp 153-254

7 - The Influence of Chomsky on the Neuroscience of Language

pp 155-174

8 - Cognitive Science: What Should It Be?

pp 175-195

9 - Semantic Internalism

pp 196-216

10 - Faculties and Modules: Chomsky on Cognitive Architecture

pp 217-234

11 - Chomsky and Moral Philosophy

pp 235-254

Part III - Chomsky on Politics and Economics

pp 255-330

12 - Critique and Hope: The Moral Basis of Chomsky’s Political Economy

pp 257-274

13 - The Propaganda Model and Manufacturing Consent: U.S. Public Compliance and Resistance

pp 275-294

14 - Chomsky Listens: Latin America and the Ethics of Solidarity

pp 295-313

15 - Noam Chomsky and the Question of Palestine/Israel: Bearing Witness

pp 314-330

Index

pp 331-342