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Talking with Feeling: Integrating Affective and Linguistic Expression in Early Language Development
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Object Knowledge and the Emergence of Language
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Intentionality and Language Development
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Intentionality is the Basis for the Social Foundations of Language Development
Bloom, Lois. - 1989
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Object Knowledge and the Emergence of Language ...
Lifter, Karin; Bloom, Lois. - : Columbia University, 1989
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Intentionality and Language Development ...
Bloom, Lois; Beckwith, Richard. - : Columbia University, 1989
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Intentionality is the Basis for the Social Foundations of Language Development ...
Bloom, Lois. - : Columbia University, 1989
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Talking with Feeling: Integrating Affective and Linguistic Expression in Early Language Development ...
Bloom, Lois; Beckwith, Richard. - : Columbia University, 1989
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Acquisition of complementation ...
Bloom, Lois; Rispoli, Matthew; Gartner, Barbara. - : Columbia University, 1989
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The Conceptual Origins of the Transitive/Intransitive Distinction
Rispoli, Matthew; Bloom, Lois. - : Stanford University Department of Linguistics, 1988
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Expression through Affect and Words in the Transition from Infancy to Language
Abstract: The emergence of language at the end of infancy has a profound effect on the individual’s development throughout the lifespan. In this chapter, we suggest a model to explain why and how infants acquire language, and present data from a research study demonstrating the usefulness of the methodology derived from that model. In our theory, we propose that children acquire the forms of speech for expressing the contents of states of mind. In our methodology, we use attributions of the contents of states of mind underlying children's expressions for understanding how the one system of expression already available to infants, affect, is related to the acquisition of words as a new system for expressing meaning. Both affect and words expressed desires more often than beliefs, and desires for events that involved the child as actor more often than other persons. Whereas affect was the predominant form of expression to begin with, by the time of a vocabulary spurt toward the end of the single-word period, words expressed the majority of propositions in every category except one; the category of beliefs that involved other persons and their actions toward the child continued to be expressed more often with affect than with words.
Keyword: Child development; Children--Language; Education; Infants; Language acquisition
URL: https://doi.org/10.7916/D8028XWK
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Form and meaning in early language
Brown, Roger (Mitarb.); Bloom, Lois (Mitarb.); Lahey, Margaret (Mitarb.)...
In: Child language. - New York [u.a.] : Oxford Univ. Press (1988), 71-175
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Expression through Affect and Words in the Transition from Infancy to Language ...
Bloom, Lois; Beckwith, Richard; Capatides, Joanne Bitetti. - : Columbia University, 1988
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The Conceptual Origins of the Transitive/Intransitive Distinction ...
Rispoli, Matthew; Bloom, Lois. - : Columbia University, 1988
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Language development is in the mind and action of the child. Plenary Address, Fourth International Congress for the study of Child Language, Lund, Sweden, July 1987
Bloom, Lois. - 1987
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Expression of affect and the emergence of language
In: Child development. - Malden, Ma. [u.a.] : Blackwell 58 (1987) 6, 1513-1522
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Sources of meaning in the acquisition of complex syntax : the sample case of causality
In: Journal of experimental child psychology. - Amsterdam : Elsevier 43 (1987) 1, 112-128
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Language development is in the mind and action of the child. Plenary Address, Fourth International Congress for the study of Child Language, Lund, Sweden, July 1987 ...
Bloom, Lois. - : Columbia University, 1987
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Incomplete and Continuing: Theoretical Issues in the Acquisition of Tense and Aspect
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Incomplete and Continuing: Theoretical Issues in the Acquisition of Tense and Aspect
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