[Wittrs] Re: Reading the Third Axiom without the Equivocation
- From: Rajasekhar Goteti <rgoteti@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: wittrsamr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 17 May 2010 20:32:56 +0530 (IST)
The research supported by the CAREER award to Dr. Casasola will examine the
cognitive and linguistic abilities that guide infants' and toddlers'
acquisition of spatial language. Although languages differ in how they describe
spatial events, young children display little difficulty acquiring the semantic
categories that are specific to their language. For example, English-learning
toddlers learn to map the English preposition "in" onto all types of
containment events, for example, placing a peg in a block. Korean-learning
toddlers correctly learn to map the Korean spatial verb, "kkita," onto
tight-fit containment as well as tight-fit support events, for example, putting
a peg in a block made to fit and a Lego block on another Lego block. Hence, by
their second birthday, toddlers have begun to acquire language-specific
semantic spatial categories, attending to those spatial relations (e.g.,
tight-fit) that are lexically are relevant to their language.
NSF National science foundation
sekhar
Language is a dualistic phenomena undoubtedly.Otherwise it can not function and
become a dynamic entity.I as a subject sees other words as objects in a
sentence form.Subject and its object relation framed in a sentence.This is the
basis of cause and its effect and which is human perception.This perception is
dualistic by nature and its construct.Which extends to feeling Felt or observer
observes or seer and its seen.This basic division is duality.thank yousekhar
so, where's the dualism?
Joe
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