اللسانيات التوليدية التحويلية و أثرها في الدرس اللساني العربي الحديث : دراسة لنتائج النحو الكلي

Abstract EN

The present study revolves around the effect of Transformational Generative linguistics on modern Arabic linguistics.

Focus is mainly on the concept of universal grammar and its implications for the study of language in general.

It is necessary to shed light on the principles of this theory, mentioning what benefits and enriches research.

In fact, TGG has been extensively tackled in the literature, and many researchers focused on explaining its underlying principles and projecting its method of analysis on Arabic.

In doing so, they built on the analysis of sentence components based on rules of Arabic grammar.

The present research seeks to answer the following linguistic problems: How is language understood and learned? How can we store linguistic information and then call it back when needed? How can the general grammar rules of world languages be computerized? The intended outcome of the present work is to computerize grammar rules of the world languages through the use of cognitive, neuro- and bio-linguistics, and their relationship with how the human mind acquires, stores and produces language.