Constructing A Language: Usage-Based Theory Of Language Acquisition Michael Tomasello Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences

In This Groundbreaking Book Michael Tomasello Presents A Comprehensive Usage-Based Theory Of Language Acquisition Drawing Together Vast Body Empirical Research Cognitive Science Linguistics And Developmental Psychology Demonstrates That We Don’t Need Self-Contained “Language Instinct” To Explain How Children Learn Their Linguistic Ability Is Interwoven With Other Abilities Argues The Essence Its Symbolic Dimension Which Rests On Uniquely Human Comprehend Intention Grammar Emerges As Speakers Create Constructions Out Recurring Sequences Symbols Pick Up These Patterns Buzz Words They Hear Around Them All Theories Assume Fundamental Skills Intention-Reading Pattern-Finding Some Formal Posit Second Set Processes Connect Somehow An Innate Universal But Extra Are Completely Unnecessary—Important Save Not Phenomenon For Weaknesses Chomskian Generative Has Ruled World Forty Years Constructing Offers Compellingly Argued Psychologically Sound New Vision Study Σελίδες: 408 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0331 Διαστάσεις: 14 4X14 4Cm