Saussure ve Chomsky'nin Dilbilime Katkılarına Genel Bir Bakış

Abstract

Diğer dilbilimcilerin kaygılarını düşünmek, analiz etmek ve dilbilim çalışmasına katkıda bulunmak çok fazla çalışma ve dikkat gerektirir. Aynı konuya bu kadar çok modern akademisyenin ilgisini çekmek ve fikirleri anlamalarına yardımcı olmak gerçekten şaşırtıcıdır. İsviçreli dilbilimci ve filozof Ferdinand De Saussure ve Amerikalı teorik dilbilimci Noam Chomsky dilbilime büyük katkılarda bulunanlar olarak kabul edilir. Tarihsel sıralamaları kullanarak bu iki tanınmış dilbilimcinin katkılarını daha ayrıntılı olarak incelemesi sunulacaktır.

Keywords

• dilbilim
• işaret
• semiyoloji
• teori
• gramer

A General View On the Contributions of Saussure and Chomsky To the Linguistics

Abstract

It takes a lot of work and consideration for the concerns of other linguists to think, analyze, and contribute to the study of linguistics. It is truly amazing to capture the interest of so many modern academics on the same topic and help them understand the ideas. The Swiss linguist and philosopher Ferdinand De Saussure is regarded as one of the great contributors to linguistics, as is the American theoretical linguist Noam Chomsky. This review article will provide an examination of the contributions of two well-known linguists in greater detail using historical rankings.

Keywords

• linguistics
• sign
• grammar
• theory
• semiology

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