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    Supports→Abstract concepts required by grammatical rules must be innately represented in the mind

    If the rules are symbolically represented, then the abstract concepts constituting those rules are also internally represented

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    Connectionism is relevant to the Nativism-Empiricism in two related ways. In the first place, Connectionism provides a natural format for the Empiricist idea that perception provides the basic elements of the mental system (ideas/network-nodes) and experienced regularities among ideas strengthens their connection (associations/weightings) and in this way accounts for learning. But a more important idea is that if Connectionism could be established as a real alternative to the Classical symbol ma

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