Noam Chomsky, an American linguist, wrote Syntactic Structures, a significant work in linguistics that was first released in 1957.
It is an expansion of the transformational generative grammar paradigm taught to him by Zellig Harris.
Chomsky's presentation, a brief monograph of only around 100 pages, is regarded as one of the most important studies of the 20th century.
It includes the now-famous phrase "Colorless green concepts slumber fiercely," which Chomsky used as an example of a statement that is grammatically correct but has no obvious meaning. Chomsky thus argued for the separation of syntax from semantics (the study of sentence structures) (the study of meaning)
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