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Heike Behrens2000

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Lexical representation and acquisition theory.

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1993Lectures on Government and Binding 2014The Minimalist Program 2009Language Acquisition: The State of the Art 2013Learnability and Cognition 1996REMARKS ON NOMINALIZATION 2001Concept, Image, and Symbol 1987The Crosslinguistic Study of Language Acquisition 2000Words and rules: the ingredients of language

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