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ELEMENTS OF THEORETICAL NET-LINGUISTICS. PART 1: SYNTACTICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL NETS-NEURO-LINGUISTIC INTERPRETATIONS

This first part gives an introduction into a general method for the translation of grammars into formal nerve nets by illustrating it for simple cases. It turns out that the basic elements of grammatical analysis, viz, grammatical paradigms or componential analyses, alternatives, and constituent combinations, seem to be closely correlated with a basic element described recently in neurophysiology, viz. the cortical column arrangement. Independently from this empirical interpretation the procedural nets assigned to grammars exemplify fruitful methods of procedural analysis for linguistics.