In that 1933 book he argued against "philosophers" and "Grammarians" and posited a mechanistic theory of semantics that saw meaning as a verbal stimulus and response relationship.
His work Let's Read, co-written with Clarence Barnhart, is considered an educational classic, while his comparative studies of the Algonquin family drew on his early work with Indo-European word formation. Other works by this man, whose writings emphasized the physical act of communication, include Menomini Texts and Tagalog Texts with Grammatical Analysis. [*] His most famous work formulated a set of "discovery procedures" that Chomsky would later take exception to. In that 1933 book he argued against "philosophers" and "Grammarians" and posited a mechanistic theory of semantics that saw meaning as a verbal stimulus and response relationship. FTP identify this thinker best known for the influential study Language.
His work Let's Read, co-written with Clarence Barnhart, is considered an educational classic, while his comparative studies of the Algonquin family drew on his early work with Indo-European word formation.
Leonard {Bloomfield}