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Некоторые факты взаимосвязи процессов усвоения и утраты языка. Экспериментальное исследование анафорических отношений местоимений в русском языке

Некоторые факты взаимосвязи процессов усвоения и утраты языка. Экспериментальное исследование анафорических отношений местоимений в русском языке

Abstract

During the course of the present study an experiment was carried out that involved 4-5 year old children and patients diagnosed with agrammatism. Based on the analysis of anaphoric relationships between pronouns it was proved that language loss during the aphasias happens in a reversed sequence compared to language acquisition.

В рамках данного исследования был проведен эксперимент с участием детей 4-5 лет и пациентов с аграмматизмом. На примере анафорических отношений местоимений подтвердилось положение о том, что утрата языка при афазиях происходит в обратной последовательности по сравнению с его усвоением в онтогенезе

Keywords

РУССКИЙ ЯЗЫК, АНАФОРИЧЕСКИЕ ОТНОШЕНИЯ МЕСТОИМЕНИЙ, УСВОЕНИЕ ЯЗЫКА, УТРАТА ЯЗЫКА

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This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
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