The Consequences of Language
That is, as Noam Chomsky puts it, humans are constructed in such a way that they cannot help but to learn language, any more than birds can help learning to fly. This fact is brought home by the comparison of the persistence of the human children as they go about the business of learning a language, demanding to be taught. ................
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