Signal to Syntax: Bootstrapping From Speech to Grammar in Early Acquisition

Front page......Page 1
Frontmatter......Page 2
Contents......Page 4
Preface......Page 8
Morgan & Demuth 1996. Signal to Syntax: An Overview......Page 10
Eimas 1996. The perception and representation of speech by infants......Page 34
Dresher 1996. Introduction to Metrical and Prosodic Phonology......Page 50
Lieberman 1996. Some biological Constraints on the analysis of prosody......Page 64
Price & Ostendorf 1996. Combining Linguistic With Statistical Methods in Modeling Prosody......Page 76
Cutler 1996. Prosody and the Word boundary problem......Page 94
Mehler et al. 1996. Coping with linguistic diversity. The infants viewpoint......Page 110
Aslin et al. 1996. Models of word segmentation in fluent maternal speech to infants......Page 126
Ratner 1996. From signal to syntax, but what is the signal......Page 144
Echols 1996. A role for stress in early speech segmentation......Page 160
Demuth 1996. The prosodic structure of early words......Page 180
Selkirk 1996. Prosodic structure of function words......Page 196
Peters & Stromqvist 1996. Role of prosody in acq of gram morphemes......Page 224
Leonard & Eyer 1996. Deficits of Gram Morph in SLI......Page 242
Kelly 1996. The role of phonology in grammatical category assignment......Page 258
Morgan et al. 1996. Perceptual bases of rudimentary grammatical categories......Page 272
Venditti et al. 1996. Prosodic cues to syntactic and other linguistic structures in Ja, Kor, Eng......Page 296
Mazuka 1996. Can a grammatical parameter be set before the first word......Page 322
Steedman 1996. Phrasal Intonation and the acquisition of syntax......Page 340
Fisher & Tokura 1996. Prosody in Speech to Infants......Page 352
Fernald & McRoberts 1996. Prosodic Boostrapping. critical analysis......Page 374
Jusczyk & Nelsen 1996. Syntactic Units, Prosody and psychologial reality......Page 398
Gerken 1996. Phonological and Distributional Information in Syntax acquisition......Page 420
Werker et al. 1996. Putting the baby in the bootstraps......Page 436
Hirsch-Pasek et al. 1996. Dynamic Systems theory Reinterpreting Prosodic Bootstrapping......Page 458
Backmatter......Page 476