If there ever was a time when language was seen as a medium we could use without paying too much attention to it, then that time is over – we no longer take language for granted. The medium has become the object of attention, so much so that the exposition of language has come to be one of the defining intellectual characteristic of our age. Part of this inquiry wants to understand how we learn language in the first place. Learning to speak is such a ubiquitous feature of childhood it seems an inevitable and – perhaps on the face of it – a trivial aspect of human development. But..
There are many theories and researches based on people’s observation of how language happens to ch...
Although ontogeny cannot recapitulate phylogeny, a two-level model of the acquisition of language wi...
Learning a language, is not only learning sounds, alphabets and grammar, but it also means learning ...
Language is fandamental to any society. It is through language that we can communicate our thoughts ...
Human languages, such as French, Cantonese or American Sign Language, are socio- cultural entities....
Unraveling the evolution of human language is no small enterprise. One could start digging somewhere...
Talking about teaching of languages raises a lot of questions in our mind such as what is language,...
Language is something that distinguishes humans from animals and all humans are biologically program...
People 'know' quite a lot about the language(s) they speak. They 'know' how to put sounds together...
Amongst the various properties in which humans differs from any other species, it is perhaps the ab...
Children acquire language spontaneously without being explicitly taught how. Their mastery of sounds...
Linguists tend to view language in terms of forms and their use. For historical reasons, speaking an...
In view of the two and a half thousand years of linguistics in the West, a tradition in which there ...
Language is very important for human life. They need it for their daily lives to communicate. Langua...
Language can be defined as an organized system of arbitrary signals and rule-governed structures tha...
There are many theories and researches based on people’s observation of how language happens to ch...
Although ontogeny cannot recapitulate phylogeny, a two-level model of the acquisition of language wi...
Learning a language, is not only learning sounds, alphabets and grammar, but it also means learning ...
Language is fandamental to any society. It is through language that we can communicate our thoughts ...
Human languages, such as French, Cantonese or American Sign Language, are socio- cultural entities....
Unraveling the evolution of human language is no small enterprise. One could start digging somewhere...
Talking about teaching of languages raises a lot of questions in our mind such as what is language,...
Language is something that distinguishes humans from animals and all humans are biologically program...
People 'know' quite a lot about the language(s) they speak. They 'know' how to put sounds together...
Amongst the various properties in which humans differs from any other species, it is perhaps the ab...
Children acquire language spontaneously without being explicitly taught how. Their mastery of sounds...
Linguists tend to view language in terms of forms and their use. For historical reasons, speaking an...
In view of the two and a half thousand years of linguistics in the West, a tradition in which there ...
Language is very important for human life. They need it for their daily lives to communicate. Langua...
Language can be defined as an organized system of arbitrary signals and rule-governed structures tha...
There are many theories and researches based on people’s observation of how language happens to ch...
Although ontogeny cannot recapitulate phylogeny, a two-level model of the acquisition of language wi...
Learning a language, is not only learning sounds, alphabets and grammar, but it also means learning ...