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• W4360617234 abstract "Extract “Language is the most massive and inclusive art we know, a mountainous and anonymous work of unconscious generations.”Edward Sapir, 1921, p. 235 “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.”Proverbs 18:21 We embarked on this endeavor to show how language develops ‘beyond age five,’ from childhood to adolescence and subsequently.1 Psychologists and linguists, like parents, have always been fascinated by the appearance of a child’s first words and how rapidly children turn into talkers, so much so that umpteen books have been written on their early language. Ours is a book on older users of a language. It deals with how schoolchildren and adolescents employ language in different communicative settings and for different purposes—to tell stories, engage in conversations, speculate about the future, speak metaphorically, make jokes, reflect on language structure, and even write academic essays. The miracle of early language is so amazing that many philosophers and linguists regard it as an innate endowment, a gift that must be in the genes. How can language be a learned behavior given what they call ‘the poverty of the stimulus’?2 Parents almost never speak in complete sentences, they constantly repeat themselves, they often don’t correct their children’s mistakes. Besides, children, like grownups, say things they have never heard before." @default.
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