On the first point, Chomsky repeatedly stressed that claims about internalized grammars and universal grammar were unexceptional empirical hypotheses about the internal causes of the observational evidence.
They acknowledge that "[c]enturies of slavery and denigration can make it difficult, if not impossible, for a group to have a deeply internalized sense of superiority".
First, they do not put enough weight on the effects of internalized oppression on agents' motivational states.
The "Me" carries with it internalized responses that serve as a commentary on the "I's" actions.
This person should, in the environmental account, develop a body image that would be described as roughly 'male.' For in accordance with external gender norms and internalized gender identity, this person will have generally had the types of interactive worldly-experiences that would be expected to yield such an image.
Deficient autonomy skills compound the threat internalized oppression poses.
Until the oppressed seek to remove this internalized oppressor, they cannot be free.
Extra steps \(5', 5", 8'\), and \(8"\) are needed in the \(\mathsf{LP}\) case to reconcile different internalized proofs of the same formula: \((a \cdot ! x ):( x : A \vee B \) and \((b \cdot y ):( x : A \vee B \).
Versions of standpoint theory have also been criticized for failing to adequately account for phenomenon such as internalized oppression, in which the perspective of the oppressed is damaged by the forces of oppression and is unreliable.
Most saliently of all, Harris's student Chomsky reacted strongly against indifference toward the mind, and insisted that the principal subject matter of linguistics was, and had to be, a narrow psychological version of (i), and an individual, non-social, and internalized conception of (ii).
For example, concepts may have atomic cores that are linked to prototypes, internalized theories, and so on.
