First language acquisition: Method,description and explanation/ David Ingram, English

By:

Ingram David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Cambridge university Press, 1991Description: ix,561 p. softbound 15x23ISBN:

0-521-34916-8

DDC classification:

23 401.93 ING

Contents:

Introduction 1 Foundations 5 The history of child language studies 7 1The period of large sample studies 19261957 2 The period of longitudinal language sampling 1957 to present Further reading 3 Stages of language acquisition 32 4 Some proposals on stages of acquisition 5The onset of phonemic perception and production 6 The linguistic environment Further reading 7 The period of the first word combinations an overview studies 8 The grammatical analysis of early word combinations 7 Current theoretical approaches 8 The methodology of grammatical analyses of children 332 33 Descriptive vs explanatory stage 54 Further reading 57 Explanation and language acquisition 59 42 Child Language vs Language Acquisition 60 43 A theory of acquisition 63 44 Theoretical assumptions about language acquisition 69 45 Sources of variation among children 77 Further reading 80 Milestones 81 The period of prelinguistic development 83 52 Infant speech perception 84 53 Infant speech production

Tags from this library: No tags from this library for this title. Log in to add tags.

Average rating: 0.0 (0 votes)

Holdings
Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library Language/Linguistics	401.93 ING (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		10730

Introduction
1
Foundations
5
The history of child language studies
7
1The period of large sample studies 19261957
2 The period of longitudinal language sampling 1957 to present
Further reading
3 Stages of language acquisition
32
4 Some proposals on stages of acquisition
5The onset of phonemic perception and production
6 The linguistic environment
Further reading
7 The period of the first word combinations
an overview studies
8 The grammatical analysis of early word combinations

7 Current theoretical approaches
8 The methodology of grammatical analyses of children
332

33 Descriptive vs explanatory stage
54
Further reading
57
Explanation and language acquisition
59
42 Child Language vs Language Acquisition
60
43 A theory of acquisition
63
44 Theoretical assumptions about language acquisition
69
45 Sources of variation among children
77
Further reading
80
Milestones
81
The period of prelinguistic development
83
52 Infant speech perception
84
53 Infant speech production

There are no comments on this title.

to post a comment.