Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... language is undoubtedly correlated with requirements on the size of basic social units in ancient human populations . Human language has an unusual neurological property , lateralization , which apparently often accompanies complex ...
... language is undoubtedly correlated with requirements on the size of basic social units in ancient human populations . Human language has an unusual neurological property , lateralization , which apparently often accompanies complex ...
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... language and linguistics . TABLE OF CONTENTS I. WHAT IS LANGUAGE ? ( Linguistic Knowledge , What You Know and What You Do : Linguistic Competence and Performance , What Is a Grammar ? ) II . IN THE BEGINNING : LANGUAGE ORIGIN ( God's ...
... language and linguistics . TABLE OF CONTENTS I. WHAT IS LANGUAGE ? ( Linguistic Knowledge , What You Know and What You Do : Linguistic Competence and Performance , What Is a Grammar ? ) II . IN THE BEGINNING : LANGUAGE ORIGIN ( God's ...
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... language and with the behavior of speakers and hearers were determined to seek the answers in theories of language ; but it was a frustrating endeavor , primarily because linguistic theories at that time viewed language as an ...
... language and with the behavior of speakers and hearers were determined to seek the answers in theories of language ; but it was a frustrating endeavor , primarily because linguistic theories at that time viewed language as an ...
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