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NEWSLETTER : 언어학 학술정보큐레이션서비스

Dec 2022 vol. 57
고려대학교 도서관 언어학 학술정보큐레이션서비스(SICS)

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When did humans first start to speak? How language evolved in Africa

When did humans first start to speak? How language evolved in Africa

The Conversation 11 Dec 2022

When did humans first begin to speak, which speech sounds were uttered first, and when did language evolve from those humble beginnings? These questions have long fascinated people, especially in tracing the evolution of modern humans and what makes us different from other animals. George Poulos has spent most of his academic career researching the phonetic and linguistic structures of African languages. In his latest book, On the Origins of Human Speech and Language, he proposes new timelines for the origins of language. We asked him about his findings.

Curse Words Around the World Have Something in Common

The New York Times 06 Dec 2022
Curse Words Around the World Have Something in Common

These four sounds are missing from some of the seven words you can never say on television, and the pattern prevails in other languages too, researchers say.

Parents talk more to toddlers who talk back

ScienceDaily 01 Dec 2022

Girls babble their way to bigger vocabularies sooner than boys, but it's not because parents talk to them more. Hummus. Chewbacca. Belly button. These are just a few of the thousands of words scientists painstakingly decoded from over 2,100 hours of recorded conversations to determine if the amount of language kids hear explains why girls have bigger vocabularies early in life. It doesn't. Instead, the scientists found that caregivers just talk more to toddlers after they say their first word, which suggests that children actively influence their own language development.

Do accents disappear?

The Conversation 12 Dec 2022
Do accents disappear?

In Boston, there are reports of people pronouncing the letter “r.” Down in Tennessee, people are noticing a lack of a Southern drawl. And Texans have long worried about losing their distinctive twang.

Genes and languages aren't always found together, says new study

Phys.org 21 Nov 2022
Genes and languages aren't always found together, says new study

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ARE REPLICATION STUDIES INFREQUENT BECAUSE OF NEGATIVE ATTITUDES?

Studies in Second Language Acquisition
v.44(5) Dec 2022 pp.1410-1423

From Play to Language: Infants’ Actions on Objects Cascade to Word Learning

LANGUAGE LEARNING
v.72(4) Dec 2022 pp.1092-1127

Expertise in second language writing instruction

Journal of Second Language Writing
v.58(2) Dec 2022 Article 100935

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Non-monotonic functional sequences: A new metric for complexity in heritage languages

LingBuzz
Dec 2022

Cross-linguistic insights in the theory of semantics and its interface with syntax

LingBuzz
Dec 2022

A Phonetics-Phonology Mismatch Constraint on the Generalization of Perceptual Learning

SSRN
Dec 2022

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Teaching and learning second language listening : metacognition in action / 2nd ed

Christine C.M. Goh, Larry Vandergrift
Routledge
2021

다문화·다문화가정·한국어교육 8년간의 인식 변화 연구 : 2013-2021

박시균 외 6명
집문당
2021

국어담화분석 연구

김해연
한국문화사
2022

국어 성조의 이해

임석규
역락
2022

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2022 5th International Conference on Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing (MLNLP 2022)

place Sanya, China/online
date Dec 23-25, 2022
submission N/A

<응용언어학> 39권 1호 논문 모집 안내

place N/A
date N/A
submission Dec 31, 2022
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