Untitled Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Sara Miller McCune founded SAGE Publishing in 1965 to
support the dissemination of usable knowledge and educate a global community. SAGE …

Combining theory from cognitive semantics and pragmatics, this book offers both a new
model and a new usage-based method for the understanding of intersubjectivity, and how …

While phonological development is well‐studied in infants, we know less about
morphological development. Previous studies suggest that infants around one year of age …

Hawaiian, or 'Ōlelo Hawaiʻi, is an Eastern Polynesian language spoken on the islands of
Hawaiʻi. This study examines oral stops in Hawaiian as produced by speakers on the 1970 …

Vowel harmony is a linguistic phenomenon whereby vowels within a word share one or
several of their phonological features, constituting a nonadjacent, and thus challenging …

Vowel harmony is a phenomenon in which the vowels in a word share some features (eg,
frontness vs. backness). It occurs in several families of languages (eg, Turkic and Finno …

In two longitudinal studies, using a similar preferential listening paradigm but different
experimental set-ups, we studied the early sensitivity of 6-and 10-month-old monolingual …

Previous longitudinal research has revealed a familiarity-to-novelty shift in monolingual
Turkish infants' preference to listen to vowel-harmonic vs voweldisharmonic words: 6-month …

The present work reviews the first steps towards a better understanding of the acquisition of
morphology in an agglutinating language, Hungarian. The acquisition of Hungarian …

The ability to compute non-adjacent regularities is key in the acquisition of a new language.
In the domain of phonology/phonotactics, sensitivity to non-adjacent regularities between …