Is That Really the End of Computing?

In the book, i criticise during orthodoxy, which is ar the idea that all notions of computation are reducible to tering machines. I think iam quoting probably caterina du til novas or daniel macbeth there,. That is the doxa a that has sprung forth from this kind of turing interpretation of computation. This is an argument i make in my book. Is not just my argument, but the idea of syntactic structure er and its kind of distinction from somantics. It goes back tomsky and his very famous phrase on computational linguistics: 'All colorless green ideas sleep furiously'