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 ... about Kids - my favourite bits. **Learning One's First Language** Ronald examines how children learn their mother tongue- a pretty remarkable feat when you think about it! He tries to identify the logical processes we make when we learn to speak for the first time- how do we remember all those new words, and how do we manage to invent completely new sentences we've never heard before, if we learn by copying (which, obviously, we do). **Children's Lore and Language** Ronald takes a look here at words which exist i...more

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The Social Art: Language and Its Uses - Ronald K.S. Macaulay: Words are not Enough (1547 words)
by - written on 16/12/05, updated on  17/12/05 (Very useful, 173 readings)
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The Social Art-Language and its Uses At first sight, the title to this volume might strike you as a tad odd. What is the *Use* of language? Doesn't everybody know the answer to that question? Surely we use language to talk to each other, understand what's happening in Albert Square and to write reviews on Dooyoo?! Well this book is a linguist's eye view of language- Ronald Macaulay, the author, is, in fact, the Professor of Linguistics at Pitzer College, Claremont, California. Don't let this put you off though- this book was written for ordinary people like you and me, ("lay readers" as the blurb on the back of the book puts it), rather than PhD ...  Read the complete review