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Natural languages and context-free languages Export

Linguistics and Philosophy, Vol. 4, No. 4. (1 December 1982), pp. 471-504.

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Notice that this paper has not claimed that all natural languages are CFL's. What it has shown is that every published argument purporting to demonstrate the non-context-freeness of some natural language is invalid, either formally or empirically or both.18 Whether non-context-free characteristics can be found in the stringset of some natural language remains an open question, just as it was a quarter century ago.


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