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Other children, other languages : issues in the theory of language acquisition

Title: Other children, other languages : issues in the theory of language acquisition / edited by Yonata Levy.
Publication: Hillsdale, N.J. : L. Erlbaum Associates, 1994.

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Additional Authors

Levy, Yonata.

Description

vii, 414 pages : illustrations; 24 cm

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Genre/Form

Conference papers and proceedings.

Note

Rev. papers of an international meeting held June 1991 in Jerusalem, Israel, under the auspices of the Institute for Advanced Studies of the Hebrew University.

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Contents

Nondiscreteness and variation in child language : implications for principle and parameter models of language development / Nina Hyams -- Syntax-semantics mappings as an explanation for some transitions in language development / Paul Bloom -- Two approaches to the acquisition of grammar / I.M. Schlesinger -- The acquisition of functional structure / Teun Hoekstra -- The acquisition of Italian verb morphology in a cross-linguistic perspective / Elena Pizzuto and Maria Cristina Caselli -- Developmental perspectives on transitivity : a confluence of cues / Ruth A. Berman -- A cross-linguistic approach to the causative alteration / Clifton Pye -- Structural dependency and the acquisition of grammatical relations / Matthew Rispoli -- The place of linguistic theory in the theory of language acquisition and language impairment / Thomas Roeper and Harry N. Seymour.
Theoretical implications of inherited dysphasia / Myrna L. Gopnik -- The relationship between language and social cognition : lessons from autism / Helen Tager-Flusberg -- Concluding chapter : modularity reconsidered / Yonata Levy.

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93003936

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Princeton University Library