Name: bilingual selection of syntactic knowledge (en Inglés)
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Author: satterfield
ISBN: 9780792386490

portada bilingual selection of syntactic knowledge (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Autor

satterfield

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

184

ISBN

0792386493

ISBN13

9780792386490

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Lingüísticas

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bilingual selection of syntactic knowledge motivates a more formal approach in theoretical linguistics by investigating the parameters of syntactic variation and simultaneous acquisition of multiple languages. taking the behavior of the null subject parameter (nsp) across languages as an illustration, the book raises important questions concerning the adequacy of standard parameter-setting models in the face of compelling evidence from both mono- and bilingual child speech data. teresa satterfield argues convincingly that so-called `universal premises guiding well-known parametric approaches greatly complicate attempts to construct an economical bilingual analysis. further, she demonstrates the compatibility of more recent formulations in linguistic theory (i.e. the minimalist program) and studies on language learnability (clark, 1992, 1993; kapur, 1994) which present the view that while initially convincing, standard parameter models are potentially costly and less than effective in terms of monolinguals as well. using clarks application of the genetic algorithm as a point of departure, bilingual selection of syntactic knowledge describes a number of computational simulations. these simulations not only demonstrate the robustness of the ga-as-language-learner, they offer a more detailed account of the parameter-setting task confronting the bilingual child while also making more precise predictions regarding the process of syntactic knowledge.