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The application of markedness theory in language acquisition

Gai Shu

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The present day concept of markedness has its first systematic exposition in structuralism It is reflected in formalism as well Both Jakobson and Chomsky viewed markedness as an important part in their respective theories They both applied the markedness theory to the research of language acquisition and achieved much

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The present day concept of markedness has its first systematic exposition in structuralism It is reflected in formalism as well Both Jakobson and Chomsky viewed markedness as an important part in their respective theories They both applied the markedness theory to the research of language acquisition and achieved much

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The present day concept of markedness has its first systematic exposition in structuralism It is reflected in formalism as well Both Jakobson and Chomsky viewed markedness as an important part in their respective theories They both applied the markedness theory to the research of language acquisition and achieved much

Key concepts: Markedness, Exposition (narrative), Structuralism (philosophy of science), Linguistics, Formalism (music), Philosophy, Epistemology, Art

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