This volume represents a range of disciplines - linguistics, psychology, cognitive and computer science, and acoustics. The contributors offer a spectrum of viewponts on the possibility that aspects of speech may apply to language learning. First Published in 1995. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
This volume represents a range of disciplines - linguistics, psychology, cognitive and computer science, and acoustics. The contributors offer a spectrum of viewponts on the possibility that aspects of speech may apply to language learning.First Published in 1995. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Contents: Preface. J.L. Morgan K. Demuth Signal to Syntax: An Overview. Part I: The Nature Perception and Representation of Input Speech.P.D. Eimas The Perception and Representation of Speech by Infants. B.E. Dresher Introduction to Metrical and Prosodic Phonology. P. Lieberman Some Biological Constraints on the Analysis of Prosody. P. Price M. Ostendorf Combining Linguistic With Statistical Methods in Modeling Prosody. Part II: Speech and the Acquisition of Words.A. Cutler Prosody and the Word Boundary Problem. J. Mehler E. Dupoux T. Nazzi G. Dahaene-Lambertz Coping With Linguistic Diversity: The Infant's Viewpoint. R.N. Aslin J.Z. Woodward N.P. LaMendola T.G. Bever Models of Word Segmentation in Fluent Maternal Speech to Infants. N.B. Ratner From "Signal to Syntax": But What Is the Nature of the Signal? C.H. Echols A Role for Stress in Early Speech Segmentation. K. Demuth The Prosodic Structure of Early Words. Part III: Speech and the Acquisition of Grammatical Morphology & Form Classes.E. Selkirk The Prosodic Structure of Function Words. A.M. Peters S. Strömqvist The Role of Prosody in the Acquisition of Grammatical Morphemes. L.B. Leonard J.A. Eyer Deficits of Grammatical Morphology in Children with Specific Language Impairment and Their Implications for Notions of Bootstrapping. M. Kelly The Role of Phonology in Grammatical Category Assignments. J.L. Morgan R. Shi P. Allopena Perceptual Bases of Rudimentary Grammatical Categories: Toward a Broader Conceptualization of Bootstrapping. Part IV: Speech and the Acquisition of Phrase Structure.J.J. Venditti S-A. Jun M.E. Beckman Prosodic Cues to Syntactic and Other Linguistic Structures in Japanese Korean and English. R. Mazuka Can a Grammatical Parameter Be Set Before the First Word? Prosodic Contributions to Early Setting of a Grammatical Parameter. M. Steedman Phrasal Intonation and the Acquisition of Syntax. C. Fisher H. Tokura Prosody in Speech to Infants: Direct and Indirect Acoustic Cues to Syntactic Structure. A. Fernald G. McRoberts Prosodic Bootstrapping: A Critical Analysis of the Argument and the Evidence. P. Jusczyk D.G.K. Nelson Syntactic Units Prosody and Psychological Reality During Infancy. Part V: Speech and the Acquisition of Language.L. Gerken Phonological and Distributional Information in Sytnax Acquisition. J.F. Werker V.L. Lloyd J.E. Pegg L. Polka Putting the Baby in the Bootstraps: Toward a More Complete Understanding of the Role of the Input in Infant Speech Processing. K. Hirsh-Pasek M. Tucker R.M. Golinkoff Dynamical Systems Theory: Reinterpreting "Prosodic Bootstrapping" and Its Role in Language Acquisition.
Contents: Preface. J.L. Morgan K. Demuth Signal to Syntax: An Overview. Part I: The Nature Perception and Representation of Input Speech.P.D. Eimas The Perception and Representation of Speech by Infants. B.E. Dresher Introduction to Metrical and Prosodic Phonology. P. Lieberman Some Biological Constraints on the Analysis of Prosody. P. Price M. Ostendorf Combining Linguistic With Statistical Methods in Modeling Prosody. Part II: Speech and the Acquisition of Words.A. Cutler Prosody and the Word Boundary Problem. J. Mehler E. Dupoux T. Nazzi G. Dahaene-Lambertz Coping With Linguistic Diversity: The Infant's Viewpoint. R.N. Aslin J.Z. Woodward N.P. LaMendola T.G. Bever Models of Word Segmentation in Fluent Maternal Speech to Infants. N.B. Ratner From "Signal to Syntax": But What Is the Nature of the Signal? C.H. Echols A Role for Stress in Early Speech Segmentation. K. Demuth The Prosodic Structure of Early Words. Part III: Speech and the Acquisition of Grammatical Morphology & Form Classes.E. Selkirk The Prosodic Structure of Function Words. A.M. Peters S. Strömqvist The Role of Prosody in the Acquisition of Grammatical Morphemes. L.B. Leonard J.A. Eyer Deficits of Grammatical Morphology in Children with Specific Language Impairment and Their Implications for Notions of Bootstrapping. M. Kelly The Role of Phonology in Grammatical Category Assignments. J.L. Morgan R. Shi P. Allopena Perceptual Bases of Rudimentary Grammatical Categories: Toward a Broader Conceptualization of Bootstrapping. Part IV: Speech and the Acquisition of Phrase Structure.J.J. Venditti S-A. Jun M.E. Beckman Prosodic Cues to Syntactic and Other Linguistic Structures in Japanese Korean and English. R. Mazuka Can a Grammatical Parameter Be Set Before the First Word? Prosodic Contributions to Early Setting of a Grammatical Parameter. M. Steedman Phrasal Intonation and the Acquisition of Syntax. C. Fisher H. Tokura Prosody in Speech to Infants: Direct and Indirect Acoustic Cues to Syntactic Structure. A. Fernald G. McRoberts Prosodic Bootstrapping: A Critical Analysis of the Argument and the Evidence. P. Jusczyk D.G.K. Nelson Syntactic Units Prosody and Psychological Reality During Infancy. Part V: Speech and the Acquisition of Language.L. Gerken Phonological and Distributional Information in Sytnax Acquisition. J.F. Werker V.L. Lloyd J.E. Pegg L. Polka Putting the Baby in the Bootstraps: Toward a More Complete Understanding of the Role of the Input in Infant Speech Processing. K. Hirsh-Pasek M. Tucker R.M. Golinkoff Dynamical Systems Theory: Reinterpreting "Prosodic Bootstrapping" and Its Role in Language Acquisition.
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