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Date: 27-Oct-2010 From: Katherine Ward <kwardwiley.com> Subject: The Earliest Stages of Language Learning: Gullberg, Indefrey (Eds) E-mail this message to a friend
Title: The Earliest Stages of Language Learning
Series Title: The Language Learning-Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics Cognitive Neuroscience Series
Published: 2010
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
http://www.wiley.com
Editor: Marianne Gullberg
Editor: Peter Indefrey
Paperback: ISBN: 1444338765 9781444338768 Pages: 200 Price: U.S. $ 39.95
Abstract:
To understand the nature of language learning, the factors that influence it, and the mechanisms that govern it, it is crucial to study the very earliest stages of language learning. This volume provides a state-of-the art overview of what we know about the cognitive and neurobiological aspects of the adult capacity for language learning.
It brings together studies from several fields that examine learning from multiple perspectives using various methods. The articles examine learning after anything from a few minutes to months of language exposure; they target the learning of both artificial and natural languages, involve both explicit and implicit learning, and cover linguistic domains ranging from phonology and semantics to morphosyntax. The findings will inform and extend further studies of language learning in multiple disciplines.
Table of Contents
1. The Earliest Stages of Language Learning: Introduction (Peter Indefrey & Marianne Gullberg).
2. Adult Language Learning after Minimal Exposure to an Unknown Natural Language (Marianne Gullberg, Leah Roberts, Christine Dimroth, Kim Veroude, & Peter Indefrey).
3. Neurocognition of New Word Learning in the Native Tongue: Lessons from the Ancient Farming Equipment Paradigm (Matti Laine & Riitta Salmelin).
4. A Complementary Systems Account of Word Learning in L1 and L2 (Shane Lindsay & M. Gareth Gaskell).
5. The Role of Linguistic Input in the First Hours of Adult Language Learning (Rebekah Rast).
6. Learned Attention Effects in Second Language Acquisition (L2A) of Temporal Reference in Latin and Spanish: The First Hour and the Next Eight Semesters (Nick C. Ellis & Nuria Sagarra).
7. Short-term Grammatical Plasticity in Adult Language Learners (Douglas J. Davidson).
8. Brain Potentials Reveal Discrete Stages of L2 Grammatical Learnin (Judith McLaughlin, Darren Tanner, Ilona Pitkänen, Cheryl Frenck-Mestre, Kayo Inoue, Geoffrey Valentine, & Lee Osterhout).
9. Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms Sustaining Rule Learning from Speech (Ruth de Diego-Balaguer & Diana Lopez-Barroso).
10. Artificial Language Learning in Adults and Children (Vasiliki Folia, Julia Uddén, Meinou de Vries, Christian Forkstam, & Karl Magnus Petersson).
11. Initial Incidental Acquisition of Word Order Regularities: Is It Just Sequence Learning? (John N. Williams).
12. Implicit Artificial Grammar, and Incidental Natural Second Language Learning: How Comparable Are They? (Peter Robinson).
Author Index. Subject Index.
Linguistic Field(s):
Applied Linguistics
Cognitive Science
General Linguistics
Language Acquisition
Psycholinguistics
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