The Cognitive Foundations Of Noam Chomsky’s Linguistic Thought

Abstract

Among the philosophical and linguistic issues that have occupied much interest in Chomsky is rationality, thanks to its broad influence, a generation of cognitive linguists are aware of the huge series of phenomena that constitute the cognitive unconscious and perhaps the strength of cognitive analysis is to highlight natural semantic principles (non-industrial, including logical, grammatical, rhetorical, etc.) and we can consider cognitive analysis as based on the pre-definition of rhetorical or grammatical divisions with metalinguistics. The question is: how could transformative obstetrical theory provide us with a cosmic semantic theory capable of developing a list of possible concepts? Has obstetrical grammar been able to adjust cosmic linguistic faces on all three levels: acoustic, synthetic and semantic ?