Words and Things

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Words and Things is a seminal work in psycholinguistics by Roger Brown that explores how language is acquired, structured, and used to represent the world.

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instanceOf book ⓘ
psycholinguistics book ⓘ
author Roger Brown ⓘ
contributedTo establishing psycholinguistics as a distinct field ⓘ
describes processes by which language users categorize experience ⓘ
ways linguistic structure reflects conceptual structure ⓘ
examines how children map words onto objects and events ⓘ
how language users interpret novel words ⓘ
relationship between naming and knowing ⓘ
field cognitive psychology ⓘ
linguistics ⓘ
psycholinguistics ⓘ
focusesOn how children learn word meanings ⓘ
how words relate to objects and concepts ⓘ
structure of the lexicon ⓘ
genre academic literature ⓘ
hasAuthorRole Roger Brown is a pioneering psycholinguist ⓘ
hasNotableConcept acquisition of semantic categories ⓘ
mapping between words and things in the world ⓘ
role of context in word meaning ⓘ
influencedField cognitive science ⓘ
developmental psychology of language ⓘ
psycholinguistics ⓘ
isDescribedAs classic study of word meaning and reference ⓘ
seminal work in psycholinguistics ⓘ
language English ⓘ
topic concept formation ⓘ
language acquisition ⓘ
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relation between language and thought ⓘ
representation of the world in language ⓘ
semantics ⓘ
word meaning ⓘ
usedIn university courses on language acquisition ⓘ
university courses on psycholinguistics ⓘ
university courses on semantics ⓘ

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