Generative Syntax 1.3: Constituent Recursion

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Although conceived differently "recursiveness" and "paradigmatic pattern of De Saussure", both processes entail "a kind of generativism": allow for creating an infinite number of sentences, from a finite set of items....What's your take on that?

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subtitles are out of sync :(

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Slight correction: recursion doesn't allow you to build infinite symbol strings, it only lets you build arbitrarily large finite strings.