Recent research has linked the emergence of grammatical morphemes to a phenomenon which appears very early in language development, when children are still essentially single-word speakers: i.e., the production of short, often vocalic, elements at the beginning of words. This paper presents fine-grained analyses of these elements as they occur in the longitudinal study of a child in the process of acquiring French. The pattern of results obtained suggests that during the first three months the production of these elements appears to correspond to a pre-morphological organisation based on the child's apprehension of sonoric and prosodic regularities present in the language. This first system changes into a qualitatively different, proto-morp...
The present study investigates the emergence and early development of utterance modality (declarativ...
We review our studies and others on French acquisition of morphosyntax that refer to regular and irr...
Given their presence at the crossroads of different linguistic fields (phonology, morphosyntax, sema...
Recent research has linked the emergence of grammatical morphemes to a phenomenon which appears very...
This paper argues that in order to evaluate the grammaticalness of children's language at the early ...
International audienceThe appearance of ‘filler syllables' (called here PAEs, for Prefixed Additional ...
Language knowledge is at first acquired in an item-specific manner and constructed with isolated wor...
International audienceIn the early period of language acquisition many children use fillers, namely,...
Children learning languages like English, French, Italian and Spanish, are reported to start produci...
International audienceThis paper studies the emergence of a lexical organisation in terms of noun an...
International audienceIn this paper, we want to characterize the various steps of the syntax acquisi...
Researchers have long noted that children’s grammatical morphemes are variably produced, raising que...
This article reports on a series of 5 analyses of spontaneous production of verbal inflection (tense...
http://www.vjf.cnrs.fr/umr8606/FichExt/cparisse/JCLchris2000.pdfInternational audienceEarly morphosy...
International audienceThis paper considers whether the child's early vocabulary shows signs of being...
The present study investigates the emergence and early development of utterance modality (declarativ...
We review our studies and others on French acquisition of morphosyntax that refer to regular and irr...
Given their presence at the crossroads of different linguistic fields (phonology, morphosyntax, sema...
Recent research has linked the emergence of grammatical morphemes to a phenomenon which appears very...
This paper argues that in order to evaluate the grammaticalness of children's language at the early ...
International audienceThe appearance of ‘filler syllables' (called here PAEs, for Prefixed Additional ...
Language knowledge is at first acquired in an item-specific manner and constructed with isolated wor...
International audienceIn the early period of language acquisition many children use fillers, namely,...
Children learning languages like English, French, Italian and Spanish, are reported to start produci...
International audienceThis paper studies the emergence of a lexical organisation in terms of noun an...
International audienceIn this paper, we want to characterize the various steps of the syntax acquisi...
Researchers have long noted that children’s grammatical morphemes are variably produced, raising que...
This article reports on a series of 5 analyses of spontaneous production of verbal inflection (tense...
http://www.vjf.cnrs.fr/umr8606/FichExt/cparisse/JCLchris2000.pdfInternational audienceEarly morphosy...
International audienceThis paper considers whether the child's early vocabulary shows signs of being...
The present study investigates the emergence and early development of utterance modality (declarativ...
We review our studies and others on French acquisition of morphosyntax that refer to regular and irr...
Given their presence at the crossroads of different linguistic fields (phonology, morphosyntax, sema...