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Introduction: The biolinguistic program: a new beginning

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PART II Development, processing and variations

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PART I Computational issues

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PART III Conceptual and methodological foundations

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PART V Topics in neurobiology

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PART IV Evolutionary considerations

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Notes on contributors

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Beyond Humboldt's problem: reflections on biolinguistics and its relation to generative grammar

Language sciences (Oxford), 2015-07, Vol.50 (Jul), p.127-132

Boeckx, Cedric

2015

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On the particulars of Universal Grammar: implications for acquisition

Language sciences (Oxford), 2014-11, Vol.46, p.189-198

2014

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Biolinguistics: Fact, Fiction, and Forecast

Biolinguistics, 2013-01, Vol.7, p.316-328

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On the Locus of Asymmetry in UG

Catalan journal of linguistics, 2009-01, Vol.8 Spelling-Out Universal Grammar (1), p.41-53

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2009

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What we talk about when we talk about biolinguistics

Linguistics vanguard : multimodal online journal, 2016-12, Vol.2 (1), p.119-133

2016

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Remarks and Replies: Movement under Control

Linguistic inquiry, 2004-07, Vol.35 (3), p.431-452

2004

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Control in Icelandic and Theories of Control

Linguistic inquiry, 2006-10, Vol.37 (4), p.591-606

2006

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Reply to "Control Is Not Movement"

Linguistic inquiry, 2003-04, Vol.34 (2), p.269-280

2003

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Icelandic Control Really Is A-Movement: Reply to Bobaljik and Landau

Linguistic inquiry, 2010, Vol.41 (1), p.111-130

2010

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Head-ing toward PF

Linguistic inquiry, 2001-04, Vol.32 (2), p.345-355

2001

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Scope Reconstruction and A-Movement

Natural language and linguistic theory, 2001-08, Vol.19 (3), p.503-548

BOECKX, Cedric

2001

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Lenneberg’s Views on Language Development and Evolution and Their Relevance for Modern Biolinguistics

Biolinguistics, 2011-09, Vol.5 (3), p.254-273

2011

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Intervention and Repair

Linguistic inquiry, 2006-01, Vol.37 (1), p.150-155

2006

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Honorification as Agreement

Natural language and linguistic theory, 2006-05, Vol.24 (2), p.385-398

Boeckx, Cedric

2006

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SRGAP2 and the gradual evolution of the modern human language faculty

Journal of language evolution, 2018-01, Vol.3 (1), p.67-78

2018

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Language as a natural object – linguistics as a natural science

Linguistic review, 2005-12, Vol.22 (2-4), p.447-466

2005

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Long-distance agreement in Hindi: Some theoretical implications

Studia linguistica, 2004-04, Vol.58 (1), p.23-36

Boeckx, Cedric

2004

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The BIOLINGUISTICS Manifesto

Biolinguistics, 2007-12, Vol.1 (fall), p.1-8

2007

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Introduction: The biolinguistic program: a new beginning

PART II Development, processing and variations

PART I Computational issues

PART III Conceptual and methodological foundations

PART V Topics in neurobiology

PART IV Evolutionary considerations

Notes on contributors

Beyond Humboldt's problem: reflections on biolinguistics and its relation to generative grammar

On the particulars of Universal Grammar: implications for acquisition

Biolinguistics: Fact, Fiction, and Forecast

On the Locus of Asymmetry in UG

What we talk about when we talk about biolinguistics

Remarks and Replies: Movement under Control

Control in Icelandic and Theories of Control

Reply to "Control Is Not Movement"

Icelandic Control Really Is A-Movement: Reply to Bobaljik and Landau

Head-ing toward PF

Scope Reconstruction and A-Movement

Lenneberg’s Views on Language Development and Evolution and Their Relevance for Modern Biolinguistics

Intervention and Repair

Honorification as Agreement

SRGAP2 and the gradual evolution of the modern human language faculty

Language as a natural object – linguistics as a natural science

Long-distance agreement in Hindi: Some theoretical implications

The BIOLINGUISTICS Manifesto

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