an onomatopoeic toddler

[Deborah Gibson]

Hi Marie

I would like a copy too please.  Many of my autistic son's earliest  
words were onomatopoeic.

thanks

Deborah Gibson,  <debgibson at telus.net>
UBC, Vancouver


On 31-Mar-08, at 1:52 AM, Marie Højholt wrote:

> Dear all!
> I am a student of linguistics in Denmark, and last month I handed  
> in an (20ECTS) essay on individual variation in childrens language  
> aqcuisition, - a single case study of a boy  (12-28months) who used  
> far more onomatopoeic words than conventional ones. His production  
> of onomatopoeia was large and creative and the essay provides many  
> illustrative examples, that might be useful for any of you who  
> either neeed samples of childrens onomatopoeia, need good examples  
> of phonetically/articulatorilly funny productions, or just a nice  
> example of individual variation in language acquisition!
> If you contact me, I will send it to you in PDF. All sounds are  
> transcribed in IPA.
> All my best
> Marie Hoejholt
> Aarhus
> Denmark
>
> >


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