American Education, Volumi 10-12New York Education Company, 1906 |
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... language . According to this theory language was innate . It was a God - given faculty ; and if a child . could be entirely secluded from human contact , it would revert to the primitive language of the race . To prove his theory , the ...
... language . According to this theory language was innate . It was a God - given faculty ; and if a child . could be entirely secluded from human contact , it would revert to the primitive language of the race . To prove his theory , the ...
Pagina 509
... language is built up word by word and sentence by sentence . Language thus becomes a dual instrument , an index of the stage of culture of a race or an individual , and it is also the ladder by which the mind ascends into the higher ...
... language is built up word by word and sentence by sentence . Language thus becomes a dual instrument , an index of the stage of culture of a race or an individual , and it is also the ladder by which the mind ascends into the higher ...
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... language can form a substratum to another language only in three ways : By induction , from analogy of forms and construction . By synthesis , in that it supplies materials that can be used in building up the new language . By analysis ...
... language can form a substratum to another language only in three ways : By induction , from analogy of forms and construction . By synthesis , in that it supplies materials that can be used in building up the new language . By analysis ...
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Arm circle to the left with both clubs left | 1 |
Like exercise three but bend trunk sideways | 7 |
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