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this theory is based on the ideas that humans imitate the sounds of the animals call
the bow-wow theory
this theory a rose with the idea that people make instinctive sounds like in our emotions and feelings
the pooh-pooh theory
this theory is based on the notion that people react to the world and make sound symbolism. it involves the sounds of objects
the dingdong theory
this theory is based on the proof that humans create rhythmical grunts. which later developed into chants to address physical environmental needs. like the sound of labor
the yo- he-ho theory
this theory is a romantic side of human life which is the sole factor that is responsible for the creation of language. it involves music like whistling and humming
the la-la theory
what hypothesis says that language was created from one of our human ancestors. it is heredetary.
genetic mutation of chomsky. Noam Chomsky
what hypothesis says that one thing to keep their peers with them, humans train themselves and so did the vocals develop. involves the vocal training.
vocal grooming of dubar. Robin Dubar
what hypothesis says that language developed from early humans the mothers in particular. this involves the attachment of the mother and the baby.
putting the baby down hypothesis by Dean falk
what hypothesis says that language is anchored on the natural sound of human cries.as humans express your feelings and are being understood by others the use of language began
Whitney's origin of language
and this is a study of science and symbols in the society
semiotics
who is the father of semiotics
ferdinand de Saussure
he supported ferdinand and regarded semiotics as the key to the evolution of human consciousness. that language began with science and that are signs and dyadic, meaning of signature is tied to specific meaning
john locke
he supported ferdinand and stress that for one to understand signs there must be intelligence capable enough to learn from experience his concept of semiotics was triadic -sign, meaning, and interpreter
charles sanders peirce
what are the three examples of semiotics
brands and logos
emojis
traffic signs
ferdinand de Saussure refers to this as the life of signs within society
semiotics
semiotics can help us communicate things through _,_,_
visuals, unspoken and spoken
some signs are accepted and understood ___ like traffic signs emojis brand logos
globally
semiotics in written and spoken form includes __,_,_, _
puns
metaphors
intertextualities
cultural commonalities
this makes use of the hands facial expression and other gestures usually used by deaf or the hearing impaired individuals
sign language
this is done to to spell words in signs. it is used to emphasize specific words like pine so p i n e would be spelled referring to pine tree
fingerspelling
the interconnectedness of language and culture says that language shapes culture and culture shapes language
inseparable
what interconnectedness of culture and language says that there is no relationship between culture and language
independent
what interconnectedness between language and culture says that culture and language is partly interconnected
partly interconnected
what are the three connections of language and culture
-through the use and arrangement of words
-the meaning in their daily activities and experiences
-the context of communication
language is the primary __ of communication
vehicle
language reflects both the _ that individual and the _ of history
personality and culture
language makes possible _ and _ of culture
growth and transmission
according to him our ways of looking at the world depend on the type of language that we use.
benjamin lee whorf
the elements of culture includes
-behavior
-literature in language
-arts
-prototypes
-products of human work and thought
according to his theory he believed that social interactions between and among people a rocky element in acquiring knowledge
lev vygotsky - vygotsky's theory
history contents that when children are born they have an embedded basic structure for COGNITION as well as for language. MEANING YOU ALREADY HAVE THE COGNITIVE ABILITY TO PRODUCE LANGUAGE
jean piaget -piaget's theory
according to siri his language acquisition device or LAD which is in built-inbox in the brain responsible for creating and learning the language. as you born to this world language is innate
Noam Chomsky - chomsky's theory