When the child becomes a grammarian: aspects of the conceptualization of the notion of 'sentence'

Madeleine Saint-Pierre

Debido a la alta cantidad de artículos pendientes de revisión y monográficos presupuestados, Lenguas Modernas no se encuentra recibiendo nuevos artículos.

When the child becomes a grammarian: aspects of the conceptualization of the notion of 'sentence'

Autores/as

Madeleine Saint-Pierre Universidad de Chile

Núm. 18 (1991)

Resumen

This article aims at describing the conceptualization of the notion of 'sentence' in children aged six to eleven, on the basis of an experimental study held in a French Canadian primary school. The main issues are: 1) the re-examination of the delimitation between the non-metalinguistic and the metalinguistic types of reasoning as put forward by Berthoud-Papandropoulou 1980; Boutet, Gauthier, Saint Pierre 1983a, b; and Christinat- Tiéche 1988; 2) the evolution of children's ability to take the sentence as an object of reflection distinct from its referent.

Descargas

Cómo citar

Saint-Pierre, M. (2017). When the child becomes a grammarian: aspects of the conceptualization of the notion of ’sentence’. Lenguas Modernas, (18), 35–45. Recuperado a partir de https://revistadeantropologia.uchile.cl/index.php/LM/article/view/45795

When the child becomes a grammarian: aspects of the conceptualization of the notion of 'sentence'

Autores/as

Resumen

Descargas

Enviar un artículo

Idioma

Información

Número actual

Publique

Scimago

indexado