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Patterns in the mind : Language and human nature . By RAY JACKENDOFF . New York : Basic Books , 1994. Pp . ix , 246. $ 25.00 . Reviewed by THOMAS Wasow , Stanford University 9 So , you're a linguist . How many languages do you speak ?
Patterns in the mind : Language and human nature . By RAY JACKENDOFF . New York : Basic Books , 1994. Pp . ix , 246. $ 25.00 . Reviewed by THOMAS Wasow , Stanford University 9 So , you're a linguist . How many languages do you speak ?
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His central point , then , is to argue for the modularity of the human mind : human nature ' consists in having a collection of innate brain specializations or modules , each of which confers on us certain kinds of cognitive powers ...
His central point , then , is to argue for the modularity of the human mind : human nature ' consists in having a collection of innate brain specializations or modules , each of which confers on us certain kinds of cognitive powers ...
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One interesting feature of Killingley's description is her analysis of many grammatical morphemes as inflectional affixes on verbs and nouns rather than as separate words , thus portraying the language as having a less isolating nature ...
One interesting feature of Killingley's description is her analysis of many grammatical morphemes as inflectional affixes on verbs and nouns rather than as separate words , thus portraying the language as having a less isolating nature ...
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