Highlights
- Everything you read fills your mind with a new amount of information, and you never know when that information can come in handy. The more you know, the better prepared you will be to tackle any challenge you face in the future.
- Develop personality and intellect
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| Publisher | Cambridge University Press |
| ISBN 13 | 9780521149709 |
| Book Description | Humans Instinctively Form Words By Weaving Patterns Of Meaningless Speech Elements. Moreover, We Do So In Specific, Regular Ways. We Contrast Dogs And Gods, Favour Blogs To Lbogs. We Begin Forming Sound-Patterns At Birth And, Like Songbirds, We Do So Spontaneously, Even In The Absence Of An Adult Model. We Even Impose These Phonological Patterns On Invented Cultural Technologies Such As Reading And Writing. But Why Are Humans Compelled To Generate Phonological Patterns? And Why Do Different Phonological Systems – Signed And Spoken – Share Aspects Of Their Design? Drawing On Findings From A Broad Range Of Disciplines Including Linguistics, Experimental Psychology, Neuroscience And Comparative Animal Studies, Iris Berent Explores These Questions And Proposes A New Hypothesis About The Architecture Of The Phonological Mind. |
| Language | English |
| Author | Iris Berent |
| Edition Number | 2013 |
| Number of Pages | 374 |
Print And Broadcast Journalism Paperback English by Iris Berent
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