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The Proceedings of the Thirtieth Child Language Research Forum
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ISBN: 9781575862415
Published June 2002
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ISBN: 9781575862422
Published June 2000
Preface Transivity and Verb Arguments in Acquisition Nancy Budwig, Patricia M. Clancy & Cynthia Fisher Simple Structural Guides for Verb Learning: On Starting with Next to Nothing Cynthia Fisher Transitivity in Korean Acquisition: Discourse-Functional Foundations Patricia M. Clancy Voice and Pespective: An Indexical Approach Nancy Budwig Assessing Children’s Knowledge of Word Order with Familiar Novel Verbs Raquel O. Jaakkola & Nameera Akhtar Children’s Verb Lexicon Sigal Uziel-karl The Use and Non-use of Auxiliary ‘BE’ Elena Lieven, Anna Theakston, Julian Pine, & Caroline Rowland Cross-Situational Observation and the Semantic Bootstrapping Hypothesis Jesse Snedeker ‘He Descended Legs-Upwards’: Position and Motion in Tzeltal Frog Stories Penelope Brown How Do Children Learn to Conflate Manner and Path in Their Speech and Gestures? Differences in English and Turkish Asli Ozyurek & Seyda Ozcaliskan The Acquisition of Causative Morphology: Why Does It Correlate with the Imperative? Yasuhiro Shirai, Susanne Miyata, Norio Naka & Yoshiko Sakazaki Completed and Progressive Action in Swedish and Icelandic Child Language Hrafnhildur Ragnarsdottir, Sven Stromqvist, & Asa Nordqvist The Use of Tenses in French-Speaking Children’s Narratives Catherine Leger Modal Reference in Children’s Root Infinitives Misha Becker & Nina Hyams Understanding Sources of Beliefs and Marking of Uncertainty: The Child’s Theory of Evidentiality Ayhan Aksu-Koc & Didem Mersin Alici Evidential Final Particles in Child Cantonese Thomas Hun-tak Lee & Ann Law Compounding and Inflection in Finnish Child Language: Learning the Impossible? Sirkka Vanttila & Farrell Ackerman How Cantonese-Speaking Two - Year-Olds Fend for Themselves through the Thicket of Classifiers Cathy Sin-ping Wong Learning Inflection Agreement from Parental Speech Tony C. Smith The Acquisition of Word Meaning through Global Lexical Co-occurences Ping Li, Curt Burgess, & Kevin Lund A Contextual Analysis of a Japanese Two-Year-Old’s Clarification Requests Naomi Hamasaki & Hidetoshi Shirai The Bilingual Child: One System or Two? Colleen Wapole Negation, Quantification, and Isomorphism in Child English Julien Musolino Effects of Phonology and Morphology in Children’s Orthographic Systems: A Crosslinguistic Study of Hebrew and Dutch Steven Gillis & Dorit Ravid Tone Sandhi as Evidence for Segementation in Taiwanese Jane Tsay, James Myers & Xiao-Jun Chen The Acquisition of Japanese Prosody: Children’s Production and Perception of the Nasal Quantity Contrast Katsura Aoyama Gradual Constraint-Ranking Learning Algorithm Predicts Acquisition Order Paul Boersma & Clara Levelt General Index
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