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How human infants deal with symbol grounding

Cowley, 2007

Document ID: 7467208736754019065
Author: Cowley S
Publication year: 2007
Publication venue: Interaction Studies

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Taking a distributed view of language, this paper naturalizes symbol grounding. Learning to talk is traced to—not categorizing speech sounds—but events that shape the rise of human- style autonomy. On the extended symbol hypothesis, this happens as babies integrate micro …

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