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This book provides a broad overview of parametersetting theory in first and second language acquisition and refines the theory by revisiting and challenging the traditional assumptions that underlie it, based on crosslinguistic language data that cover a range of syntactic and phonological phenomena.From an historical perspective on parametersetting theory to an introduction to its role in computational linguistics, neurolinguistics, and language change, the reader will find a critique of the most commonly made arguments, as well as an index of all the syntactic, phonological, lexical, and morphological parameters presented in the literature to date. A closer look at the theory itself addresses the following questions: What does a parametersetting approach to language acquisition entail? What are the underpinnings of the theory? What issues and problems remain to be solved?The empirical studies carried out to test the null subject parameter and verb movement parameter are reviewed to reexamine longstanding theoretical assumptions as well as the learnability implications for first and second language acquisition.This book provides a broad overview of parametersetting theory in first and second language acquisition and refines the theory by revisiting and challenging the traditional assumptions that underlie it, based on crosslinguistic language data that cover a range of syntactic and phonological phenomena.From an historical perspective on parametersetting theory to an introduction to its role in computational linguistics, neurolinguistics, and language change, the reader will find a critique of the most commonly made arguments, as well as an index of all the syntactic, phonological, lexical, and morphological parameters presented in the literature to date. A closer look at the theory itself addresses the following questions: What does a parametersetting approach to language acquisition entail? What are the underpinnings of the theory? What issues and problems remain to be solved?The empirical studies carried out to test the null subject parameter and verb movement parameter are reviewed to reexamine longstanding theoretical assumptions as well as the learnability implications for first and second language acquisition.
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