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Language
Our manifestation of thinking and our spoken, sign, words, and the way we combine them to communicate meanings
Phoneme
basic unit of sound in language
Morpheme
smallest unit of language that carries meaning
→ suffixes or prefixes
Grammar
system of rules governing the use of language
Semantics
Rules that we get meanings from in grammar
→ adding an “s” means plural nouns
Syntax
System of rules in the way or order we combine words and phrases
Babbling stage
spontaneous utterance of noises, and is unrelated to language spoken at home
One word stage
baby saying one word, often one syllable
Two word stage
baby saying 2 words, 2 syllables
Telegraphic speech
rules of syntax are not important to baby when they talk
→ baby might overgeneralize the rules
Operant learning: Skinner
Nurture: learn language through association, imitation, and reinforcement
Inborn Universal Grammar: Chomsky
linguistic
→ we are born with the capacity to learn language spoken
-> born with hardware, nurture are software
→ All grammar have the same grammatical building blocks (nouns, verbs, …)
Worf’s Linguistic Determinism
Our thoughts and ideas are controlled by language
Euphemism
A type of double speak. Make something sounds less harsh, or offensive
Dysphemism
A type of double speak. Make something sounds as horrible as you can.
Jargon
A type of double speak. Specialized words used in profession. Utilize to exclude people.
Goobledy gook
A type of double speak. Pile of words, like a word salad. A way of confusing issues for people.
Inflated language
Make something ordinary seems extraordinary.
→ advertisement
Non human Animal Thinking
Animals can form concepts
Can exhibit insights and use tools
The ability to learn (different crows used different language)
Theory of mind: understand others mental stage and not just their own
Non human animal language
Physical barrier is what stopped them
Wishoe- first non human to learn sign languages
Learn to use lexigram
Cognitive Universalism
Concepts are universal and it impacts development of language
Double speak
the way language influence perceptions of things