Perhaps one of the important things that were inspired by Roman Jakobson’s Structuralism was Chomsky’s work on modern linguistics: namely, that there is a universal, biological basis to human language structure called universal grammar and also to language learning by children.
Steven Pinker in the video below discusses the basics of modern linguistics and explains Chomsky’s ideas of universal grammar.
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