PublicacionesDidacticas Nº100 | Noviembre 2018 | PublicacionesDidacticas.com
Páginas: 630 a 635 | Código PD: 100179 | DOI: N/A
Recibido 2018-09-28; Aceptado 2018-10-03; Publicado
2018-10-25Público: PsicolingüísticaMateria: Inglés
Idioma: Español
Título: What social factors make languages more complex?
Resumen:The present article is aimed at challenging the statement that all languages are equally complex by considering morphology and syntax. To support this claim, the following article will examine the impact of social factors, a possible implication of time and history, the effects of language contact, and the important influence that language learning and literacy exercises in language change. Finally, it will also address the influence of social and cultural sophistication on language complexity.
Palabras clave: language complexity, language, origins, social factors
Title: What social factors make languages more complex?
Abstract:The present article is aimed at challenging the statement that all languages are equally complex by considering morphology and syntax. To support this claim, the following article will examine the impact of social factors, a possible implication of time and history, the effects of language contact, and the important influence that language learning and literacy exercises in language change. Finally, it will also address the influence of social and cultural sophistication on language complexity.
Keywords: language complexity, language, origins, social factors
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