Strictly speaking natural languages fit into Context-Sensitive (Type-1) in Chomsky Hierarchy, but that's too broad to be useful.
In practice they are classified into MCSL (Mildly Context-Sensitive) subcategory defined by Aravind K. Joshi.
In practice they are classified into MCSL (Mildly Context-Sensitive) subcategory defined by Aravind K. Joshi.
No reason to do that though, except to validate some random persons perspective on language. The sky will not open and smash us with a giant foot if we reject such an obligation.
Sure, linguists, glad you found some semantics that fit your obsession. Happy for you!
Most people will never encounter their work and live their lives never knowing such an event happened.