Developmental-functionalist Approach To Child Language

Explore the intricate world of child language with the insightful book, Developmental-functionalist Approach To Child Language by Taylor & Francis Inc. Published in 1995, this hardback edition spans 236 pages, providing a comprehensive examination of functionalist approaches to understanding how children acquire language.

This text delves into key concepts such as agentivity and control, offering a detailed analysis of how linguistic expressions of self-reference evolve from a developmental-functionalist perspective. It also investigates the critical relationship between forms and functions in language development, making it an essential read for educators, linguists, and anyone interested in the nuances of child language acquisition.

Uncover the foundations of language development and enhance your understanding with this scholarly work that bridges theory and practical application.