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Prof Steven Pinker

Category Parenting & Family
Pages 397 Pages
Publication Year 2000
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780753810255

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Words And Rules

Words And Rules

the ingredients of language

By Prof Steven Pinker · Published by Phoenix

Steven Pinker explores the fundamental nature of language by examining a seemingly simple linguistic phenomenon: the distinction between regular and irregular verbs. Through this lens, he unpacks complex questions about how language functions, its acquisition by children, and its evolution over time, connecting topics across the sciences and humanities.Why You Should Read? Understand the core mechanisms of human language, particularly the interplay between memorized words and grammatical rules. Explore connections between linguistics, cognitive science, child development, the history of languages, and philosophical thought. Gain insight into the cognitive processes underlying speech, language learning, and the structure of the human mind. Appreciate the profound insights offered by a focused linguistic inquiry into a universal aspect of human communication.

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Publisher Phoenix
ISBN 9780753810255
Pages 397 Pages
Publication Year 2000
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000069653

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