Chomsky A Beginner's Guide
Michael Dean
Jul 2012 · Hachette UK
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This informative text explores: Chomsky's linguistic theory from the groundbreaking Syntactic Structures to the present day; his ideas on child language acquisition and what they all mean to us; his theory of the mind and how it led us to see ourselves as thinking individuals; his fight for human rights; and more.
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Michael Dean is a freelance educational writer working mainly in the field of ELT. He has written for OUP, Longman and Penguin. He has an MSc in Applied Linguistics from Edinburgh University.
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