Godina izdanja: Ostalo
ISBN: Ostalo
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

John R. Hayes (ed) - Cognition and the Development of Language

John Wiley and sons, New York, 1970.
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The present volume reflects the proceedings of the fourth annual symposium at the Carnegie-Mellon University, which dealt with developmental linguistics in general and with child language acquisition in particular. Contents include an Introduction by John R. Hayes; `Derivational Complexity and Order of Acquisition in Child Speech,` by R. Brown and C. Hanlon; `Comments on the Brown and Hanlon Paper,` by W. C. Watt; `Discourse Agreement: How Children Answer Questions,` by S. Ervin-Tripp; `An Experimental Approach to Children`s Linguistic Competence,` by C. S. Smith; `On Two Hypotheses Concerning Psycholinguistics,` by W. C. Watts; `Experiments on the Segmentation of an Artifical Speech Analogue,` J. R. Hayes and H. H. Clark; `On the Acquisition of Some Relational Terms,` by M. Donaldson and R. J. Wales; `The Primitive Nature of Children`s Relational Concepts,` by H. H. Clark; and `The Cognitive Basis for Linguistic Structures,` by T. G. Bever. A bibliography and author and subject indexes conclude the volume.