Logical Form: From GB to Minimalism

Norbert Hornstein offers a comprehensive examination of grammatical research concerning logical form, tracing its evolution over the last two decades. He delves into various theoretical frameworks, highlighting the shifts from Government-Binding theory to Minimalism, and critiques prevalent methodologies and assumptions within the field.

Through well-structured arguments and insightful analysis, Hornstein introduces readers to the complexities of logical form, advocating for nuanced perspectives that bridge established theories with contemporary linguistic thought. His work serves as an essential resource for scholars and students interested in the intersections of grammar, logic, and minimalist theory.