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Uniquely Human: Content, Impact and Reception
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A 7 page book analysis of Philip Lieberman's "Uniquely Human" and a discussion of its literary reception. The text asserts among other things that human language evolved relatively recently, approximately within the last 100,000 years, and that in doing so it added speech and syntax to older communication systems. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: Uniquely.doc
Universal Grammar in Second Language Acquisition
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This 10 page paper considers the acquisition of a second language (L2) and the way that this maybe correlated or influenced by the idea of universal grammar (UG). The arguments for and against the influence of UG on L2 learning is considered. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
Filename: TEUGL2aq.rtf
Verbal Reinforcement -- “Good” and “We”
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This 5 page report
discusses verbal reinforcement and choice people make between
using the words “good” and “we.” The primary focus of the report
is the fact that the context in which a particular verbal
interaction occurs is the greatest predictor of verbal
interactions and outcomes. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: BWverbre.rtf
Wh-Movements in English and Chinese: A View of Wh in Situ
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This 10 page paper outlines some current perspectives on 'wh in situ,' which is the movement of the wh-element (who, what, where) in English. This paper provides a comparison of the wh-movement in English and Chinese and discusses whether these movements are covert or overt.
Filename: MHLingu_.wps
Why We Speak Different Languages
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6 pages in length. Spoken language is the most fundamental form of communication between human beings, yet its origin is quite elusive. From grunts and snorts back in the Neanderthal age to the most sophisticated of speech patterns of present day, the evolution of language has incorporated myriad changes and still continues to be a work in progress. The writer chronicles the origin of language as best we know it, as well as distinguishes the difference among the many varieties. Bibliography included.
Filename: Lanspeak.wps
Willard V. Quine’s “Indeterminacy of Translation” Theory
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This is a 15 page paper discussing Quine’s theory of indeterminacy of translation. Willard V. Quine was a mathematician and philosopher who lived from 1908-2000. During the last half of the 20th century, Quine developed several theories, one of which was the theory of indeterminacy of translation, which challenged some of the former assumptions used in the fields of psychology, linguists and anthropology. Quine asserted that accurate translations between languages could not be made for a number of reasons. Firstly, linguists could not get basic terms of references, or starting elements, because from a holistic perspective, sentences are the basic form of meaning and all sentences are semantically linked by the native speaker. Secondly, “meaning” could not be considered as an absolute element. In addition to some of these basic changes in the construct of translations, Quine also discussed the idea that not only were correct translations into English not possible but also two translation manuals given the same observational stimuli could also not be interchangeable because of the assumptions and the linguist’s imposition of his own beliefs and patterns onto the native language. Obviously, Quine’s theories were criticized as linguists made the case that several translations were considered successful because smooth negotiation and conversation could take place between native speakers and foreign speakers. However Quine’s dissection of the linguist’s process into one of a mathematical and scientific process is considered one of the most significant within the last fifty years in linguistic philosophy.
Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TJQuine1.rtf
Women and Slang
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A 3 page paper which discusses slang and examines whether women use slang more than men. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: RAwmnsln.rtf
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