Jarosław Jakielaszek is Professor of Classics at the University of Warsaw. His research is concerned mainly with generative grammar, in particular syntactic theory, and formal semantics, covering their mutual interactions and their methodological and philosophical consequences.

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• Properties of the labeling algorithm and the theory of feature interpretability – External and internal merge and their consequences for operations at the interface of syntax and the C-I component – The relevance of the evolutionary emergence of the syntactic component for the emergence of distinctively human cognitive capacities

Jarosław Jakielaszek is Professor of Classics at the University of Warsaw. His research is concerned mainly with generative grammar, in particular syntactic theory, and formal semantics, covering their mutual interactions and their methodological and philosophical consequences.

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• Properties of the labeling algorithm and the theory of feature interpretability – External and internal merge and their consequences for operations at the interface of syntax and the C-I component – The relevance of the evolutionary emergence of the syntactic component for the emergence of distinctively human cognitive capacities

Jarosław Jakielaszek is Professor of Classics at the University of Warsaw. His research is concerned mainly with generative grammar, in particular syntactic theory, and formal semantics, covering their mutual interactions and their methodological and philosophical consequences.

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• Properties of the labeling algorithm and the theory of feature interpretability – External and internal merge and their consequences for operations at the interface of syntax and the C-I component – The relevance of the evolutionary emergence of the syntactic component for the emergence of distinctively human cognitive capacities