ERIC Number: ED302057
Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 1988-Aug
Pages: 183
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Papers and Reports on Child Language Development, Volume 27. Proceedings of the Annual Child Language Research Forum (20th, Stanford University, California, April 8-10, 1988).
Clark, Eve V., Ed.; Matsumoto, Yo, Ed.
The proceedings include the following papers: "Why We Study Child Language"; "Children's Use of Information in Word Learning"; "An Examination of the Initial Mapping of Verb Meanings"; "Evidence for the VP Constituent from Child Korean"; "The Role of Stress, Position, and Intonation in the Representation and Identification of Early Words"; "Nonegocentric Uses of 'Big' and 'Little' by Preschool Children"; "Texts within Texts: A Developmental Study of Children's Play Narratives"; "Another Look at Children's Interpretation of Complements to 'Be Easy'"; "Precocious Passives (and Antipassives) in Quiche Mayan"; "Encounters with Japanese Verbs: Categorization into Transitive and Intransitive Classes"; "Language Learnability and Empirical Plausibility"; "The Acquisition of Reflexives and Pronouns by Icelandic Children"; "Linguistic Representation of Children's Wh-Questions"; "Word Learning Strategies in Two-Year-Old Children: Evidence for Category Hierarchies"; "Iconicity in Semantics: A Case of Suprasegmental Marking in the Acquisition of the English Plural"; and five presentations for a panel on future directions: "Confessions of a Wayward Chomskyan"; "What Is Functionalism?"; "A Principles-and-Parameters Approach"; "Theory and Explanation in Language Acquisition"; and "The Connectionist Approach to Language". (MSE)
Descriptors: Child Language, Children, English, Form Classes (Languages), Japanese, Korean, Language Acquisition, Language Processing, Language Research, Learning Strategies, Linguistic Theory, Quiche, Semantics, Sentence Structure, Suprasegmentals, Uncommonly Taught Languages, Vocabulary Development
Publication Type: Collected Works - Proceedings
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Language: English
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Authoring Institution: Stanford Univ., CA. Dept. of Linguistics.
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