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The acquisition of word meaning: An investigation into some current conflicts

Bowerman, 1978

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The development of communication

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The last few years have se en a ris ing interest in the question of how children a cquire the meanings of words. In recent 1 iterature on the subject, s everal areas of conflict ing opinion have begun to come into focus. In this study, three such con f1 icts are investigated through …
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