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A discussion of such general versus language - specific factors would have been particularly welcome here , given current interest in crosslinguistic analyses of child language ( cf. Slobin 1985 ) , the need for more comparative ...
A discussion of such general versus language - specific factors would have been particularly welcome here , given current interest in crosslinguistic analyses of child language ( cf. Slobin 1985 ) , the need for more comparative ...
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This more recent view has sometimes been taken to mean that production of the child's first words requires no language - specific motor capacities ( Locke 1983 ) . Earlier work attempting to show language - specific influences within ...
This more recent view has sometimes been taken to mean that production of the child's first words requires no language - specific motor capacities ( Locke 1983 ) . Earlier work attempting to show language - specific influences within ...
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Here Watt claimed that , as an anaphor becomes increasingly specific ( i.e. from the least specific , it , to the most specific , such a place ) , the corresponding c . Watt used ' + to mean “ the antithesis of " * " ' , however ...
Here Watt claimed that , as an anaphor becomes increasingly specific ( i.e. from the least specific , it , to the most specific , such a place ) , the corresponding c . Watt used ' + to mean “ the antithesis of " * " ' , however ...
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