Modularity and constraints in language and cognition

Megan R. Gunnar · Michael P Maratsos

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Contents: Preface. M. Maratsos, Constraints, Modules, and Domain Specificity: An Introduction. L.A. Petitto, Modularity and Constraints in Early Lexical Acquisition: Evidence From Children's Early Language and Gestures. E.M. Markman, Constraints on Word Learning: Speculations About Their Nature, Origins, and Domain Specificity. F.C. Keil, The Origins of an Autonomous Biology. C. Malatesta-Magai, B. Dorval, Language, Affect, and Social Order. T. Bever, The Logical and Extrinsic Sources of Modularity. J. Goodnow, Beyond Modules. R.S. Siegler, What Do Developmental Psychologists Really Want?

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