Schools of Linguistics: structural

(Leonard Bloomfield, 1914), primarily concerned with phonology, morphology, and syntax, focusing on the physical features of utterances with little regard for the generative nature of language. They divide words into form classes distinguished according to grammatical features.

(Leonard Bloomfield, 1914), primarily concerned with phonology, morphology, and syntax, focusing on the physical features of utterances with little regard for the generative nature of language. They divide words into form classes distinguished according to grammatical features.