András Kertész (K) in an early page of his book The Historiography of Generative Linguistics (henceforth: HGL) complains that “Most [historiographical approaches to generative linguistics] are spectacularly biased” (p. 10; emphasis in the original). To counter this perceived state of affairs,
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