Children think before they speak
Paul Bloom ()
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Paul Bloom: Yale University
Nature, 2004, vol. 430, issue 6998, 410-411
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A linguistic contrast between English and Korean provides a telling test of different ideas about whether thought precedes the acquisition of language, or whether certain concepts are language-specific.
Date: 2004
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