Input-based phonological acquisition / Tania S. Zamuner.

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Zamuner, Tania S, 1972-

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TextSeries: Outstanding dissertations in linguisticsPublication details: New York : Routledge, 2003.Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 151 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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0203009908
9780203009901
9780415967891
0415967899
9786610239573
6610239576
9781135885106
1135885109
9781135885052
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9781135885090
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9781138972803
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9781280239571

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Input-based phonological acquisition.DDC classification:

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P118 .Z358 2003eb

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Contents:

Book Cover; Title; Copyright; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; Preface; Abstract; INPUT-BASED PHONOLOGICAL ACQUISITION; CHAPTER 1 Accounts of acquisition; CHAPTER 2 Cross-linguistic codas; CHAPTER 3 English codas; CHAPTER 4 Child language codas; CHAPTER 5 Experiment 1; CHAPTER 6 Experiment 2; CHAPTER 7 Coda acquisition; APPENDIX I Languages used in cross-linguistic analyses organised by language; APPENDIX II Languages used in cross-linguistic analyses organised by language family; APPENDIX III EFA for cross-linguistic place of articulation in coda position.

Summary: Analyses two current theories: that acquisition is primarily mediated by innate properties of language provided by universal grammar, or that language is acquired based on the patterns in the ambient language.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 129-142) and index.

Analyses two current theories: that acquisition is primarily mediated by innate properties of language provided by universal grammar, or that language is acquired based on the patterns in the ambient language.