Approaches to Bootstrapping: Phonological, lexical, syntactic and neurophysiological aspects of early language acquisition. Volume 1

1. PartpIII: Interactions of Prosodic and Morphosyntactic Knowledge in Early Language Production 2. Prosodic Constraints on Morphological Development (by Demuth, Katherine) 3. The Interface of Phonology and Syntax: The emergence of the article in the early acquisition of Spanish and German (by Lleo, Conxita) 4. Interaction between Prosody and Morphosyntax: Plurals within codas in the acquisition of European Portuguese (by Freitas & Matilde Miguel, M. Joao) 5. Compounds Triggering Prosodic Development (by Fikkert, Paula) 6. Prosodic Form, Syntactic Form, Phonological Bootstrapping, and Telegraphic Speech (by Lebeaux, David) 7. From Prosody to Grammar in English: The differentiation of catenatives, modals, and auxiliaries from a single protomorpheme (by Peters, Ann M.) 8. Input and production in the early development of function words (by Stromqvist, Sven) 9. PartpIV: Neurophysiological Aspects of Language Acquisition 10. Language Development during Infancy and Early Childhood: Electrophysiological correlates (by Molfese, Dennis L.) 11. Development Patterns of Brain Activity Reflecting Semantic and Syntactic Processes (by Friederici, Angela D.) 12. Electrophysiological Studies of Language Development (by George, Marie St.) 13. PartpV: Additional Perspectives on Language Acquisition 14. Interactionist Approaches to Early Language Acquisition (by Plunkett, Kim) 15. Repertoires of Primitive Elements: Prerequisite or result of acquisition? (by Bierwisch, Manfred) 16. Developmental Trajectories of Complex Signal Systems in Animals: The model of bird song (by Hultsch, Henrieke) 17. Index