LANGUAGE BIOPROGRAMME HYPOTHESIS: EMERGENCE OF PIDGINS AND CREOLES AND THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE BIOPROGRAMME HYPOTHESIS: EMERGENCE OF PIDGINS AND CREOLES AND THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE
Author(s): Niloufar Jafari, Majid AminiSubject(s): Language studies, Language acquisition
Published by: Editura Pro Universitaria
Keywords: Bickerton; Chomsky; Creoles; Language Acquisition; Language Bioprogramme Hypothesis; Linguistic Innateness; Non-Nativism; Pidgins;
Summary/Abstract: The phenomena of pidgin and creole languages have turned out to be significant fertile grounds for research and speculation on the constitution, evolution, and acquisition of language. The purpose of this paper is to examine Derek Bickerton’s Language Bioprogramme Hypothesis specifically in the context of the debate between nativist and non-nativist theories on the emergence of language.
Journal: Euromentor Journal - Studies about education
- Issue Year: VIII/2017
- Issue No: 4
- Page Range: 19-38
- Page Count: 20
- Language: English
