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Перевод: conventionality

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1. When, then, do children begin to observe Conventionality and Contrast?
2. Conventionality and Contrast together allow speakers to be consistent from one occasion to the next in their uses of the conventional meanings assigned to linguistic forms, and to maintain the same form-meaning pairings over time.
3. Conventionality in a system of communication offers stability, and thereby makes communication feasible from one occasion to the next.
4. In the present chapter, I shall focus on word meaning rather than grammar in lexical development, and look in particular at how children's acquisition of word meanings is governed by two pragmatic principles of language use, Conventionality and Contrast .
5. Conventionality is complemented by the principle of Contrast .
6. Without Conventionality, communication systems as complex as human language would not be viable.
7. On the one hand they have clear antecedents in the more mundane observations of liberal historians that the development of an individualistic society in the nineteenth century led to an increase of conventionality.
8. But Karen's sexual behaviour was in marked contrast to her rigid conventionality in all else.
9. That she is probably dealing with a barren original only emphasizes the problems of conventionality.
10. Here it is proposed that in acquiring the meanings of words, children operate on the basis of two fundamental principles - the Principle of Conventionality, and the Principle of Contrast.
11. The one is an example of the Ragnarok-spirit undiluted, of heroic conventionality at its worst; in the Beowulf lecture Tolkien called Ingeld "thrice faithless and easily persuaded".
12. The first principle, Conventionality , is concerned with the maintenance of conventions about how expressions are used within a specific speech community.
13. These observations on human language learning, coupled with evolutionary speculations make one realise just what a formidable accomplishment it would be if apes could be taught the use of a communication system remotely approximating a natural language in creativity, recursiveness, and the extreme conventionality revealed in such matters as reference to spatio-temporally remote items or counterfactual conditionalising or universal generalisation about an unsurveyed domain.