£64.95
Title: Infant Speech-A Study of the Beginnings of Language
Author: M M Lewis-(Signed by Author)
Publisher: Routledge & Keegan Ltd
Publication Date: Undated (c1950’s)
Format: Hardback
Condition: Red covers and white dust jacket that are in a good condition due to the book having been kept in a plastic wrapping. The pages are very clean with no ink or pencil marks. Signed by the author to front.
Book measures 21.5cm x 14cm with 383 pages.
1 in stock
The object of this study is to give an ordered account of the early stages in the development of language in children, based upon published records and the authors own research and observations. In attempts to clarify the manner in which speech begins in children by asking such questions as “how are those characteristics of speech which we usually see flowering during a childs second year of life related his early experience in behaviour. In trying to provide answers to questions such as this, the book Propounds the theory that a coherent account of a child’s linguistic growth may be derived from a study of his general behaviour as well as his behaviour as a speaker and a listener.
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