The Emergence and Refinement of Grammars: perspectives from syntax and phonology
语法的出现和完善:句法和音韵学的视角
基本信息
- 批准号:2890509
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
This research is set in the context of neo-emergentist and Three Factors approaches to language acquisition, particularlythose that assume a radically impoverished Universal Grammar. The proposed project would aim to probe further theempirical feasibility, in language acquisition and also in synchrony and diachrony, of the hypothesis that linguisticcategories and formal features are emergent, being created as part of the acquisition process and being refined during it.The project would start by providing additional empirical support for the preliminary findings in my MPhil thesis, where Iargue the acquisitional evidence is incompatible with models which take a fine-grained adult-like spine in UniversalGrammar to be the point of departure for child grammars. Subsequently, I would extend inquiry from syntactic acquisitionto phonology and diachrony. Recent literature (Klævik-Pettersen & Cournane, 2021; Vaux, 2022; Lee & Cournane, 2019)has provided case-studies that align with the predictions in the theoretical approach here (which follows Bosch, 2022, inprogress). The second goal would thus be to detect similar examples in diachrony and phonology. Overall, this PhDthesis would develop the neo-emergentist model outlined in my BA and MPhil theses (which draws on Biberauer, 2019,and Biberauer & Roberts, 2015) and would aim to show that "Three Factors" models provide fresh insights into enduringquestions in linguistic theory, such as the ontological bases of language.
本研究是在新涌现主义和三因素语言习得理论的背景下进行的,特别是那些认为普遍语法基本贫乏的理论。本项目旨在进一步探讨语言范畴和形式特征是涌现的这一假设在语言习得、共时性和历时性方面的实证可行性,即语言范畴和形式特征是作为习得过程的一部分产生并在习得过程中得到完善的。本项目将首先为我的哲学硕士论文中的初步发现提供额外的实证支持,在这里,我认为习得的证据是不相容的模型,采取了细粒度的成人一样的脊椎普遍语法的出发点为儿童语法。随后,我将研究从句法习得扩展到音系学和历时学。最近的文献(Klævik-Pettersen & Cournane,2021; Vaux,2022; Lee & Cournane,2019)提供了与理论方法预测一致的案例研究(在Bosch,2022之后,正在进行)。因此,第二个目标是在历时和音韵学中发现类似的例子。总的来说,这篇博士论文将发展我的学士和硕士论文中概述的新涌现主义模型(借鉴了Biberauer,2019年,Biberauer & Roberts,2015年),旨在表明“三因素”模型为语言理论中的认知问题提供了新的见解,例如语言的本体论基础。
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