Language and Experience: Evidence from the Blind Child |
Contents
1 Language and Experience | 1 |
2 The Development of Speech in Blind Children | 22 |
Look as the Blind Child Applies It to Herself | 51 |
Look and See as the Blind Child Applies Them to Others | 70 |
5 Saying Look and See and Judging How to Do So | 85 |
The Environmental Model | 98 |
7 Syntactic and Ostensive Supports for Verb Learning | 120 |
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Language and Experience: Evidence from the Blind Child Barbara LANDAU,Lila R. Gleitman No preview available - 1985 |
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