Language and the Learning Curve: A New Theory of Syntactic Development

Oxford University Press (2006)
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In Language and the Learning Curve, a leading researcher in the field offers a radical new view of language development, unusual in its combination of Chomskian linguistics and learning theory. Stimulating and accessible, it is an important new work that challenges many of our usual assumptions about syntactic development.

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