Language Evolution: More 'Bumpy' Than Earlier Imagined

by Tanya Thomas on  June 23, 2010 at 10:24 AM General Health News
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Dr. Kiparsky's new study shows how the stepwise progress of innovations through a language follows an orderly course predicted by principles that appear to be shared by all languages.

This new insight into the nature of how language change occurs will help linguists and those who rely on their research to gain a greater understanding of language and the mind.

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