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    This document provides a bibliography of sources on child phonology and language development. It lists over 30 books and articles published between 1968 and 2004 that cover topics such as how language is acquired from birth to age two, theories of phonological acquisition and change, the development of spoken language in children, and approaches to studying child language and communicative competence. The sources represent a variety of frameworks for understanding language learning including functional, linguistic, and psycholinguistic perspectives.

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    Child phonology: bibliography Berko-Gleason, J (ed) (2001) The Development of Language 5th ed Allyn & Bacon Bochner, S, Price,P

    & Jones, J (1997) Child Language Development: Learning to Talk London: Whurr de Boysson-Bardies, B (1999) How language comes to children; from birth to two years Cambridge, MA: MIT Press Cattell, R (2000) Childrens Language: Consensus and Controversy London: Cassell Cruttenden, A (1979) Language in Infancy and Childhood Manchester: MUP Crystal, D (1987) Child Language, Learning and Linguistics 2nd ed London: Arnold Crystal. D (1997) The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language 2nd ed Cambridge: CUP Dale, P (1977) Language Development New york: Holt, Rinehart & Winston De Villiers, J & P (1979) Early Language London: Open Books Elliot, A J (1981) Child Language Cambridge: CUP Fletcher, P & Garman, M (1979) Language Acquisition Cambridge: CUP Fletcher, P & MacWhinney B (eds) (1995) The Handbook of Child Language Oxford: Blackwell Foster, S H (1990) The Communicative Competence of Young Children London: Longman Foster-Cohen, S (1999) An Introduction to Child Language Development London: Longman Goodluck, H (1991) Language Acquisition: a Linguistic Introduction Oxford: Blackwell Ingram, D (1989) First Language Acquisition Cambridge: CUP Jakobson, R (1968) Child Language, Aphasia and Phonological Universals The Hague: Mouton Karmiloff-Smith, A (1979) A Functional Approach to Child Language Cambridge: CUP Kreidler, C W (ed) (2001) Phonology: critical concepts London: Routledge Locke, J L (1983) Phonological Acquisition and Change London: Academic Pr Locke, J L (1993) The Childs Path to Spoken Language Harvard University Press McLaughlin, S (1998) Introduction to Language Development San Diego: Singular Navemore, R & Hopper, R (1990) Children Learning Language Harper & Row Ownes, R (1988) Language Development Columbus: Merrill Peccei, J Stilwell (1994) Child Language London: Routledge Sealey, A (2000) Childly Language London: Longman Vihman, M (1996) Phonological Development: the Origins of Language in the Child Oxford: Blackwell Yavas, M (ed) (1994) First and Second Language Phonology San Diego: Singular
    P Tench Nov 2004

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