… In the 1975 New York Academy conference on the evolution of language, one of us (Chomsky)
noted, just as at the start of this chapter, that there seemed to be constraints that restrict …

… may have been influenced by us, just as their approaches could lead us to challenge our
own. … We hoped that our seminar would help us to consider the question: ‘what do we need to …

… only us $40 a week. This is why the majority of the 15 million people with disabilities in Brazil
are in pitiful condition. Lacking resources and information, with survival as their main battle, …

This article probes assumptions underlying dominant US ideologies regarding language
diversity (both between English and other languages and among varieties of English) and their …

… In his widely accessible style, Michael Gazzaniga looks to a broad range of studies to
pinpoint the change that made us thinking, sentient humans, different from our predecessors. …

… Footnote24 I will argue that identities are not just personal—and in some way are never
just personal—and that collective identity narratives provide a collective sense of order and …

… In summary, animosity is related to the choice between a Japanese and a US product only
when consumer ethnocentrism is not held constant. When both constructs are allowed to …

… The question concerning the consequences of the greater expansion of the welfare state
in Europe versus the US is only tangential to our purposes. We want to explain the causes of …

… enormously from close readings provided by Nancy Burns and Janet Weiss, as well as by
the reviewers for the University of Chicago Press, who raised hard questions and offered us …

… us there is more to a drop of pond water than we think we see. The telescope showed us
there is more to the night sky than we think we see. And new, digital data now shows us there is …