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Knowledge of Language Its Nature, Origin and Use Chomsky, Noam Publisher:  Praeger Publishers, USA Pages:  352pp   Price:  $9.95   Resource Type:  Book Abstract:  An exploration of two decisive and arresting problems concerning human knowledge. How can we know so much since we have such limited evidence? Conversely, how can we know so little since we have so much evidence? Topics Language Language Development

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