For 10 points, name this MIT linguist and political activist.
His "normal form" involves rules that produce either two intermediate symbols or a terminal. Schuetzenberger's name is sometimes also attached to a system named for this man that divides families of strings into recursively enumerable, context sensitive, context (*) free, and regular types with increasing numbers, called his "hierarchy." A series of lectures delivered in Pisa were published as his Lectures of Government and Binding , which was further developed in his Minimalist Program, which argued that the rules of language were inate. This man advanced his theory of transformational- generative grammar in Syntactic Structures. For 10 points, name this MIT linguist and political activist.
His "normal form" involves rules that produce either two intermediate symbols or a terminal.
Avram Noam {Chomsky}