2011- 6- 5
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رد: مرآجعة مدخل إلى اللغويات ( للاختبار النهائي) :: هنا ::
lecture 2 ::
q Animals & Human language:
§ animals, birds, seals, ….etc) imitate what humans say.
§ other creatures communicate with other members of their own species.
§ some kinds of communication between humans and other creatures .
- Communicative Signals: When you want others to get what is in your mind intentionally through using language.
- Informative signals: When others get other information about you unintentionally and indirectly ( your color, age , health, sex ….etc )
The Properties of human language ::- The primary function of human language is communication .
- Other creatures don’t use language as humans .
ü Reflexivity”:: The difference is that humans are able to reflect on language and its uses .
ü . Reflexivity or reflexiveness:It is the distinguishing feature of human language
which means .
ü . Reflexivity or reflexiveness::Using the language to think and talk about the language itself.
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Displacement: Using language to refer to the past and future not present in the immediate environment.
§ Animals can communicate only for the exact moment .
Arbitrariness: The relationship between linguistic signs and objects or meaning .
§ The connection between linguistic form and its meaning is arbitrary.
§ less arbitrary connection:: some words in language with sounds that seem to “ echo” the sounds of objects or activities .
§ For animals signs ::there is connection between the conveyed message and the signal used to represent or indicate that message.Non- arbitrariness”
§ for humans _________arbitary
§ for animals --------------non arbitrariness .
Productivity/ creativity / open-ended:- Creating continually new expressions by manipulating linguistic resources to describe new objects and situations.
§ the novel utterances of any human language is INFINATE.
§ For animals it is impossible to produce new signals to communicate novel experiences or events.
§ honeybeeswhere they are able to communicate the location of a nectar source.with no words and can’t invent one
§ - Fixed Reference :: The limiting feature of animal communication where each signal
§ in their system is fixed in relating to a particular object or occasion. These signals
§ are fixed in terms of their reference and cannot be manipulated.
§ 5. Cultural Transmission:- The process where a language is passed on from generation to the next.
§ - Human language can be acquired and not inherited .
§ - Humans can inherit physical features from their parents but not their language.
§ - Humans acquire their first language as children in a culture.
§ Regarding animals :: the creatures are born with a set of specific signals that are produced instinctively.
§ 6. Duality/Double articulation:- the language is organized in two levels or layers simultaneously.
§ 1 - Physical level: The level at which we can produce individual sounds like ( n, r, g, b and I ….etc. These discrete or separated forms have no intrinsic meaning.
§ 2 - Combination level :- In a particular combination such as bin, we have another level producing a meaning that is different from the meaning of the combination in nib.
§ duality is one of the most economical features of human language…..because::
At one level, we have distinct sounds, and at another level, we have distinct meaning.
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