The sequel to yesterday's post by ozarque

[conuly]

Wherein she's chastised for finding the pattern in French irregular verbs and *gasp* teaching this to her students so they don't have to memorize.

Comments

hmmm

[scottrossi.livejournal.com]

have you ever read Noam Chomsky? he is noted for his political works, and as the greatest living intellectual, but he also is laying the foundation for this new paradigm in linguistics that seems to be tied in with higher level mathematics and music of all things. if you haven't i highly suggest you should as you post the most amazing stuff about languages and other studies and i think your thoughts would be very much complemented by his works.

Re: hmmm

[conuly]

I know of him, certainly, but haven't read his work yet.

Re: hmmm

[scottrossi.livejournal.com]

i think you should. the stuff you post on language is cutting edge with what he is saying, complementary even. and being that he is considered to be the greatest intellectual of the age, that is definately complementary to you as well! yay smart people!

hmmm

[scottrossi.livejournal.com]

have you ever read Noam Chomsky? he is noted for his political works, and as the greatest living intellectual, but he also is laying the foundation for this new paradigm in linguistics that seems to be tied in with higher level mathematics and music of all things. if you haven't i highly suggest you should as you post the most amazing stuff about languages and other studies and i think your thoughts would be very much complemented by his works.

Re: hmmm

[conuly]

I know of him, certainly, but haven't read his work yet.

Re: hmmm

[scottrossi.livejournal.com]

i think you should. the stuff you post on language is cutting edge with what he is saying, complementary even. and being that he is considered to be the greatest intellectual of the age, that is definately complementary to you as well! yay smart people!