القيود الاقتصادية الأدنوية : نماذج في ضوء اللغة العربية

Abstract EN

The search seeks to study the economic principles suggested within the Minimalist program framework (Chomsky : 1993, 1995, 2000, and after) based on Arabic structures in order to figure out which response and to which extend these economic principles could be applied to Arabic, as well as its capability to generate sentences and syntactic structures.

the general principle of economy implies an economic effort to minimize the level of linguistic representation of syntactic structures by requesting only the conceptual necessity; it also keeps the syntactic operations to minimum.

an addition, the search discusses some economic constraints that are substance of the general principle of economy and shows how they interact with the linguistic representation besides the derivation of generative sentence structures such as the principles of full interpretation, last resort, procrastinate, greed, and locality through using a variety of Arabic applied examples to offer an appropriate analysis of the economic principle according to Arabic language.