Title | : | Noam Chomsky on Language Aquisition |
Lasting | : | 1.48 |
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Views | : | 782 rb |
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"Other animals communicate, but they dont have anything approaching the sophisticated grammar of human languages"brbrI'd say dolphins absolutely 'approach' it There's ongoing research that is showing just how complex dolphin speech really is Comment from : Nicholas |
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bonus Gillian Anderson narration! Comment from : M G |
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Knowledge about one subject doesn’t translate to knowledge about another, Chomsky also showed us! Comment from : Magnus Nygaard |
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The evidence against this would be the children who've grown up without human language and are incapable of learning it later in life Comment from : Sam Wright |
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1:07 Chomsky's hypothesis: there are inbon structures of some kind of LAD device "Universal Grammar; if he's right Locke's blank slate assertion is wrong Comment from : Siebe |
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Stewie fans hit like Comment from : PRADEEP C |
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Hehe ready to be blown awaybrTelekinesis Essential Hint: If you are unable to do telekinesis, your body would be dead! You do this all day long Western world is devoid of this reality check We are spirits inhabiting a physical body to experience this physical world We are spirit with or without a physical body I repeat, we are spirit We are NOT physical So to interface to our body, to tell the nerves to take action, we do this by telekinesis And to get info back from our bodies we use extra sensory perception We can also apply telekinesis directly to any part of our own body and to other people and objects Voila We depend on telekinesis for the very functioning of our physical body I hope this clears things up brNow, we as spirits have awareness as thought forms and the transmission of thought forms is instantaneous and NOT limited to humans The use of language is a translation to and from thought forms and is not very fast due to this need for translation Our spirit holds everything in thought forms We can actually learn 2nd language with a basic level of effort But learning the 3rd, 4th, 5th become much more effortless I totally disagree with the hardwired language concept I learn many languages that have completely different grammer And can even have past life deja vu when learning many words as they trigger connections to other experiences immediately and feel that I've always known that word Western world thinking limits us Don't be limited You are spirit That is who you are Once you understand that, you become so free and empowered and can absorb everything and learn from our spiritual ancestors as well and from nature Comment from : Ron Lentjes |
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Chomsky is a dirty american comunist, a crazzy marxist , a traitor of Western civilization, a traitor of USA, a sick old polititian, a guy to forget le comuniste menteur Chomsky le connard traitre des USA qui prefere les imperialismes ou comuniste chinois ou le terroriste islamique ou le staliniste Russe de Putinhorrible cécitéaveugle Comment from : lourenco marques |
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Our slates have definitely been written on before we emerge from the womb by our DNA and the environment of our mother's womb during pregnancy Comment from : Jonathan Parnell |
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Great word choices in this video, there's a poverty of stimulus Wish I could talk like that and not be considered a douche Comment from : Jonathan Parnell |
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Um is that Gillian Anderson narrating? Comment from : SyrenSoul |
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So, basically: Nature, not nurture? Comment from : Maureen Chudyk |
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Is this not just the a priori functioning that Kant described? Comment from : Spicer C |
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Not writing the slate before birth, but a kind of prewritten software - just as all other parts of the body have a prewritten blueprint which guides and limits how they'll take shape from the earliest stages of development Comment from : PhatLvis |
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Amazing video Comment from : Rosalia Alvarado |
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Great video Speaking of language, did Gillian Anderson always have a British accent? Comment from : Ryan Benson |
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Since when did Mrs Anderson get a UK accent? Comment from : Emory Georges |
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I love this woman's voice, and obviously the topic at hand Comment from : Alexandrology |
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Whatta? Narrated by GILLIAN ANDERSON?? O_ObrAs an X-Files lover, I'm delighted to find her among my studies! Comment from : TeknoMaX |
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Was the picture really necessary to convey such a simple idea? Comment from : lifeisstr4nge |
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The concept of universal grammarbrNoam Chomsky put forward not only leads to an innovative understanding of linguistics, ideas, philosophy, history and science , but also to an understanding of human nature, value of existence, and the distinction between humans and other living things Comment from : Hirotaka Kawano |
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What happens to our (human) special facility with grammar when we go from a hypothetical, "wired" advantage in infancy to the slowness of school-age? Why doesn't Prof Chomsky's advantage of universal, human grammar make easy the learning of English grammar? Where does that hard-wired knowledge go? How does it become "unwired" as seems to be true of US school children? They study for years but only a few learn the difference between a subject and an object They acquire arithmetic skills, but they never learn how to conjugate "to lay / to lie" After all the years of Prof Chomsky's theory, where is the evidence? Comment from : Goedelite Kurt |
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The ease of learning a language is not a scientific concept How does one measure it? Why does Prof Chomsky's theory require the heavy public exposition on youtube? A scientific theory belongs in scientific journals where it is reviewed and challenged by peers Comment from : Goedelite Kurt |
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Thanks Comment from : Balson Naoshekpam |
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What an illustration Thank you Comment from : Zakaria LAKIRI |
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I could pick out that voice anywhere, which is strange because I watched 15 seasons of the X-files, where she had an American accent Comment from : tjbtech |
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من كلاس البطي نرسل تحية 🖖 Comment from : Suliman Khaled |
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math? 😔 Comment from : Connor Kearley |
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Sounds like a sort of kantianish account of language learning, which makes sense to me Both poles of the innatism/empiricism duality do seem incapable of explaining the complex phenomena involving living beings in general, human languages included Comment from : Lucas Dallapicola |
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amazing explanation in such a short video Comment from : someone |
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simply brilliant clip! Comment from : 김유빈 |
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Sounds like horse shit to me Comment from : Whitninjathemovie |
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Nice idea to get this knowledge Comment from : Abdillah Panji |
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Language comes alot from faith A fear!brBe Aware and take care 🌏 Comment from : Viking Adventurer |
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im still confused;( Help me understand Comment from : Vinodini Karunaharan |
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Anamnesis vs Tabula Rasa - Chomsky Sci-fi Anamnesis Comment from : emerson fans |
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him nd wittgenstein would have cool dialects Comment from : savescreens |
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0:40, Children don't have a poverty of stimulus, they are always stimulated by the environment Chomsky ignores the motivating operant of the individual that may constantly seek reinforcement, that's probably the only thing that's innate Comment from : Francisco O |
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Thanx Comment from : Manohar Gupta |
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Simple and straight to the point Comment from : Justina Bigelow |
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I have always found the slate-metaphor lacking The LAD - if it exists - is not a pregriven writing on a slate, it IS the slate Comment from : Clemens Wagner |
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Wow this was fun and it made a clear distinction between Plato, Locke and Chomsky Comment from : Kevan Balmer |
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i have a presentation about this next week 💀 Comment from : R J |
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wait a minute why stewie there? Comment from : Anthony John |
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fck this online class Comment from : Lynn |
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Chomsky was young and handsome in 60th! Why would you show 60th Chomsky older than Locke?! That's not fair! Comment from : pasha |
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Title spelled incorrectly It is aCquisition Comment from : Andi Covarrubias |
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Scully <3 Comment from : Lostintime |
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So clear and well-stuctured and with this amazing additional illustration Thanks for the effort! Comment from : Vera |
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Very creative and attentive approach, I like it a lot May I have your email adress? I'd like to discuss more with you in an effective way Comment from : Yanyun Xin |
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I knew it was Gillian I knew it Comment from : Oaky Doky Art |
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Language Acquisition Device and String Theory Two unproven theories that have fallen out of favor not because they were unproven, but simply because they could not be proved Comment from : Veteran 007 |
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oh my god Gillan Anderson Comment from : den shsh |
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In other words, babies eventually learn to use language because they can Brilliant! Comment from : Depth History |
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Come on BBC"Aquisition"? Seriously? Comment from : anodyne57 |
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I demand those 2 minutes back Comment from : MG |
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I just came here to say that Noam Chomsky’s theory of Language Learning has recently had evidence come out against it So it might not be true Comment from : Smo Cloud |
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I always thought his theory was more complicated lol Comment from : Z Channel |
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No tabula Rasa Comment from : Dan Gray |
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What? That's how Scully speaks in real life? Comment from : Ty N |
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it makes so much sense Comment from : vicky |
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Chomsky is a genius! Now, back to cooking I hope nothing got burned Comment from : KeskinCookin |
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this is the simplest overview of chomesky's hypothesis I came across during my 7 years studies of a SLA and linguistics thanks for putting it this way (y) Comment from : Mouna |
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I challenge anyone who things this is how language works to explain the Minimalist Program to me Comment from : J Lieto |
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I really like the idea of LAD It makes the most sense and It really sets us apart as a species Comment from : HotSkull |
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which has been disproved by more recent research Comment from : Kadag |
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watched for agent scully Comment from : A Person |
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We already knew this since at least the time of the Wise Greeks I'm tired of academics reinventing the wheel Comment from : EnEvighet7 |
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The pictures are WAY TOO DISTRACTING It takes away from the message Comment from : Giulio M |
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*Acquisition Comment from : Alex GodEye |
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My aunt emigrated to Cyprus with two teenage daughters and the 2 year old girl After about 1 year the little 3 year old girl was speaking fluent grammatically correct Greek, just how Chomsky described The girl was translating for her elder sisters who only learnt as adults do, very difficult What Chomsky was saying is so true brbrLanguage seems to be a savant skill we all have This language power switches off at around the age of 5 Empiricists who try to argue against Chomsky are going against the evidence Comment from : moesy |
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Lies And Delusions Comment from : Thuy L |
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Rex Harrison as Doctor Dolittle Comment from : Giovanni Lido |
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Agent Scully? xD Comment from : Lígia |
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love it, super clear Her voice is awesome Comment from : Delia Fornero |
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I'm not so sure about that Mr ChomskyPlato is my guide here, symbols and images comes first than the gibber of the apes Comment from : imtv |
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It's a good thing we don't have processors in our brains, otherwise he'll have to take back his statements of the Singularity Comment from : Christopher Epperson |
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I died when I saw the title for narrator Comment from : Ezgi çelebi |
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What the fuck would he know? He speaks just English Never listen to someone who learns what they think they know just from a book and from no actual experience Comment from : Beta Vulgaris |
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I always knew I was a LAD Comment from : Fattimithy |
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I think that this makes so much sense it is almost obvious I can't believe it was only discovered / established recently Anyway, I am a big fan of Chomsky Great short video Comment from : flyamil |
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That is a very cool drawing Comment from : degas5000 |
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I wouldn't say that we know the reason we learn so easy to say our thoughts through language, because the mind, or human brain it is such a complicated thing Notwithstanding what we may say for sure is that, we're biologically engineered for language use Not just due to brain but physiological adjustment related with lungs and our supralaryngeal vocal tract Anyway have been advances in Genetic theory that could unify language and DNA; ie the Foxp2, is thought to be a gene related with language, however those areas with tonal languages such as chinese that gene dost appear in population Think about Language by itself, as an artificial structure that makes our thoughts come out our mind that's mind-blowing Comment from : César Choya Calonge |
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What does he say about second language acquisition??? Comment from : Li V |
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The problem with this is that 1) there is almost no practical scientific data to prove linguistic theory You cannot test humans in critical stages of language acquisition because they are so young that they cannot co-operate with you - not even holding still It would also be completely unethical to have a "control group" - aka children who have been kept in complete isolation, in order to definitively proof exactly what/how much stimulus you need to acquire languagebrThis leads to 2): For the past 30-40 years theories in the field have run rampant Sometimes a study indicates or proves that something isn't quite right with your theory The reaction to that of the linguists who are invested in that pariticular theory is to try to bring a counter-study, to safe that particular branch of linguistics, while others, including Chomsky, modify their theory and move on brThis has led to a confusing amount of theoretical dead-ends, which you still have to learn to understand the now-more-complex-than-ever new theories that built on it Comment from : HaploidCell |
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I like your vids! Keep going :-) Comment from : RubixRubix |
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