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Number of relevant bibliographic references: 121.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000248 (2009)	Nicholas Evans [Australie] ; Stephen C. Levinson [Pays-Bas]	With diversity in mind: Freeing the language sciences from Universal Grammar
000249 (2009)	Edith L. Bavin	Widening the field: The process of language acquisition
000250 (2009)	Bob Mcmurray [États-Unis] ; Edward Wasserman [États-Unis]	Variability in languages, variability in learning?
000251 (2009)	Iris Berent [États-Unis]	Unveiling phonological universals: A linguist who asks “why” is (inter alia) an experimental psychologist
000252 (2009)	Paul Smolensky [États-Unis] ; Emmanuel Dupoux	Universals in cognitive theories of language
000253 (2009)	Michael Tomasello [Allemagne]	Universal grammar is dead
000254 (2009)	Derek C. Penn [États-Unis] ; Keith J. Holyoak [États-Unis] ; Daniel J. Povinelli [États-Unis]	Universal grammar and mental continuity: Two modern myths
000256 (2009)	Daniel Harbour [Royaume-Uni]	The universal basis of local linguistic exceptionality
000257 (2009)	Steven Pinker [États-Unis] ; Ray Jackendoff [États-Unis]	The reality of a universal language faculty
000258 (2009)	Heidi Waterfall [États-Unis] ; Shimon Edelman [États-Unis]	The neglected universals: Learnability constraints and discourse cues
000259 (2009)	Nicholas Evans [Australie] ; Stephen C. Levinson [Pays-Bas]	The myth of language universals: Language diversity and its importance for cognitive science
000260 (2009)	Morten H. Christiansen [États-Unis] ; Nick Chater [Royaume-Uni]	The myth of language universals and the myth of universal grammar
000261 (2009)	Luigi Rizzi [Italie]	The discovery of language invariance and variation, and its relevance for the cognitive sciences
000262 (2009)	Martin Haspelmath	The best-supported language universals refer to scalar patterns deriving from processing cost
000264 (2009)	William Croft [États-Unis]	Syntax is more diverse, and evolutionary linguistics is already here
000265 (2009)	Bjorn Merker [Suède]	Returning language to culture by way of biology
000266 (2009)	Andrew Nevins [États-Unis]	On formal universals in phonology
000268 (2009)	Mark C. Baker [États-Unis]	Language universals: Abstract but not mythological
000269 (2009)	A. Charles Catania [États-Unis]	Language evolution: Two tracks are not enough
000270 (2009)	Maggie Tallerman	If language is a jungle, why are we all cultivating the same plot?
000273 (2009)	Geoffrey K. Pullum [Royaume-Uni] ; Barbara C. Scholz [Royaume-Uni]	For universals (but not finite-state learning) visit the zoo

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