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13_Alan_Rumsey

As a CI within CoEDL I have been working in collaboration with CoEDL Affiliate Francesca Merlan on a project that addresses four of the biggest mysteries about human beings and their social worlds, namely: 1. The question of child language acquisition: how do children manage to learn, in a few year…
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