Chomsky's work in linguistics continued to gain international recognition as he received multiple honorary doctorates. He delivered public lectures at the University of Cambridge, Columbia University (Woodbridge Lectures), and Stanford University. His appearance in a 1971 debate with French continental philosopher Michel Foucault positioned Chomsky as a symbolic figurehead of analytic philosophy. He continued to publish extensively on linguistics, producing Studies on Semantics in Generative Grammar (1972), an enlarged edition of Language and Mind (1972), and Reflections on Language (1975). In 1974 Chomsky became a corresponding fellow of the British Academy.
chomsky's work in linguistics continued to gain international recognition as he received multiple honorary doctorates he delivered public lectures at the university of cambridge columbia university (woodbridge lectures) and stanford university his appearance in a 1971 debate with french continental philosopher michel foucault positioned chomsky as a symbolic figurehead of analytic philosophy he continued to publish extensively on linguistics producing studies on semantics in generative grammar (1972) an enlarged edition of language and mind (1972) and reflections on language (1975) in 1974 chomsky became a corresponding fellow of the british academy