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Knowledge and Learning in Natural Language

Name: Knowledge and Learning in Natural Language
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 04530492
Price: 201.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Yang
ISBN: 9780199254149

Yang

Charles D. (Department of Linguistics

Yale University)

Lingua

Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 04530492

Casa editrice Oxford University Press, gennaio 2003

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This work presents a new theory of how children acquire language and discusses its implications for a wide range of topics. It explores the roles of innateness and experience in language acquisition, provides further evidence for the theory of Universal Grammar, and shows how linguistic development in children is a driving force behind language shifts and changes Charles Yang surveys a wide range of errors in children's language and identifies overlooked patterns. He combines these with work in biological evolution in order to develop a model of language acquisition by which to understand the interaction between children's internal linguistic knowledge and their external linguistic experience. He then presents evidence from his own and others' research in the acquisition of syntax and morphology and data from historical language change to test its validity The model is makes quantitative and cross-linguistic predictions about child language. It may also be deployed as a predictive model of language change which, when the evidence is available, could explain why grammars change in a particular direction at a particular time.