A recent analysis of an ancient language demonstrates that linguistic change does not follow a straightforward path toward a simpler system but takes a rather bumpy ride to its destination.
Australian TV Show Imparts the First Lessons in an Aboriginal Language
An Australian TV channel has begun broadcasting the first lessons in an Aboriginal language with a motive to help young children stay in touch with their native dialects.
An Australian TV channel has begun broadcasting the first lessons in an Aboriginal language with a motive to help young children stay in touch with their native dialects.
Linguistic change differs from biological evolution and socio-cultural change because of the way language is organized and learned.
Languages are passed on by example, but each is governed by a coherent set of rules that conform to a common set of organizing principles.
New Method Highlights Brain's Language Areas: Neuroscientists
MIT neuroscientists have reported on a new method to analyze brain imaging data - one that may paint a clearer picture of how our brain produces and understands language.
MIT neuroscientists have reported on a new method to analyze brain imaging data - one that may paint a clearer picture of how our brain produces and understands language.
By studying linguistic change, we gain new insights into how language is organized and how children learn language.
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Language Skills Deficient in Kids With Hearing Loss in 1 Ear
Loss of hearing in one ear hurts children's ability to comprehend and use language, according to a new study.
Loss of hearing in one ear hurts children's ability to comprehend and use language, according to a new study.
Construction is always going on, now and then a room is finished, but only after centuries can an outside observer see that a fundamental renovation has taken place.
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Scientists Develop Visual System That Interprets Sign Languages
Scientists have selected over twenty signs to develop a new visual interpretation system, which allows deaf people to carry out consultations
Scientists have selected over twenty signs to develop a new visual interpretation system, which allows deaf people to carry out consultations
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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