Résumé
This paper reviews recent research which aims to situate proposals in mainstream linguistic theory in the broad landscape of resource logics. Particular attention is given here to recent work in the transformational tradition pioneered by Chomsky & many others, where attention has been given to grammars that are "minimalist" in the sense of having a restricted range of grammatical mechanisms. These grammars are relatively recent, & although they are based on a long tradition, they are largely informal. The study of resource logics, on the other hand, is formal & stems naturally from a long logical tradition. Resource logics may provide a valuable common ground upon which proposals in generative grammar can be formulated clearly, redundancies & notational variants can be identified, & compatibility with the data can have the deciding role it deserves. 105 References. Adapted from the source document