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Approaches to Bootstrapping
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© 2001 John Benjamins Publishing Company

© 2001 John Benjamins Publishing Company

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Part III
  4. Prosodic Constraints on Morphological Development 3
  5. The Interface of Phonology and Syntax 23
  6. Interaction between Prosody and Morphosyntax 45
  7. Compounds Triggering Prosodic Development 59
  8. Prosodic Form, Syntactic Form, Phonological Bootstrapping, and Telegraphic Speech 87
  9. From Prosody to Grammar in English 121
  10. Input and production in the early development of function words 157
  11. Part IV
  12. Language Development during Infancy and Early Childhood 181
  13. Development Patterns of Brain Activity Reflecting Semantic and Syntactic Processes 231
  14. Electrophysiological Studies of Language Development 247
  15. Part V
  16. Interactionist Approaches to Early Language Acquisition 263
  17. Repertoires of Primitive Elements 281
  18. Developmental Trajectories of Complex Signal Systems in Animals 309
  19. Index 333
https://doi.org/10.1075/lald.24.15bie

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Part III
  4. Prosodic Constraints on Morphological Development 3
  5. The Interface of Phonology and Syntax 23
  6. Interaction between Prosody and Morphosyntax 45
  7. Compounds Triggering Prosodic Development 59
  8. Prosodic Form, Syntactic Form, Phonological Bootstrapping, and Telegraphic Speech 87
  9. From Prosody to Grammar in English 121
  10. Input and production in the early development of function words 157
  11. Part IV
  12. Language Development during Infancy and Early Childhood 181
  13. Development Patterns of Brain Activity Reflecting Semantic and Syntactic Processes 231
  14. Electrophysiological Studies of Language Development 247
  15. Part V
  16. Interactionist Approaches to Early Language Acquisition 263
  17. Repertoires of Primitive Elements 281
  18. Developmental Trajectories of Complex Signal Systems in Animals 309
  19. Index 333
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