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- Q17156797 subject Q5613665.
- Q17156797 subject Q6448947.
- Q17156797 subject Q7467158.
- Q17156797 abstract "In the United States, one in a thousand children is born profoundly deaf. Despite their inability to hear, communication and language acquisition are fundamental to their general cognitive development and their engagement with their surroundings. In the same way as hearing children do, deaf children, although deprived of language, acquire linguistic skills to communicate. In 1957, Noam Chomsky, the pioneer of the nativist theory of language acquisition, claimed that all humans are born with an innate capacity for language, in other words, a language acquisition device. The fact that deaf children are able to communicate through sign language supports his view for an innate capability to communicate.".
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- Q17156797 wikiPageExternalLink examining-chomsky-s-inborn-universal-grammar-theory.
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- Q17156797 wikiPageWikiLink Q5613665.
- Q17156797 wikiPageWikiLink Q6448947.
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- Q17156797 wikiPageWikiLink Q7467158.
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- Q17156797 comment "In the United States, one in a thousand children is born profoundly deaf. Despite their inability to hear, communication and language acquisition are fundamental to their general cognitive development and their engagement with their surroundings. In the same way as hearing children do, deaf children, although deprived of language, acquire linguistic skills to communicate.".
- Q17156797 label "Language acquisition by deaf children".