Computational Models of Child Language Learning (fwd)

  Click here to view an online version of this email Journal of Child Language Journal of Child Language  Special issue, guest edited by Brian MacWhinney, now available for free Journal of Child Language (JCL) publishes articles on all aspects of the scientific study of language behaviour in children, the principles which underlie it, and the theories which may account for it. Volume 37, issue 3 has been dedicated to papers on the theme of Computational Models of Child Language Learning -  including articles on psycholinguistics, phonotactic cues, subsegmental variation, phonological learning, the Variational Learning Model and much more. This issue will be freely available to access until the 1st of February 2011. Make sure not to miss out on this indispensable special issue - click here for full access. Share this special issue on Twitter or simply forward this message by email. JCL is part of Cambridge Journals' FirstView program. Once accepted, papers are published online ahead of the print issue. View the latest FirstView abstracts online. Registering for FREE Content Alerts will keep you informed of the latest papers from JCL. If your library doesn't currently subscribe to JCL, recommend a subscription today. P.S. Cambridge University Press are delighted to share with you the new Cambridge Extra linguistics blog highlighting free articles, book reviews, competitions and other relevant news: Cambridge Extra blog Journal of Child Language Ranked by Thomson Reuters in the Social Sciences Journal Citation Reports(R)   Submit your paper: Online submissions   Also of interest:   The Cambridge Handbook of Child Language The Cambridge Handbook of Child Language   Child Language Acquisition Coming Soon (March 2011): Child Language Acquisition Cambridge University Press   This email was sent to you by Cambridge University Press, The Edinburgh Building, Shaftesbury Road, Cambridge CB2 8RU, UK because you have expressed an interest in one of our products or services. If you no longer wish to receive emails concerning Cambridge Journals products and services, unsubscribe here. Please allow 28 days for all requests to be actioned. Privacy policy  |  contact us (C) Cambridge University Press. 2010 [14sFOCEr23jSZ0.png] [14sFOCEr23jSZ0.png]