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The answer is: She compares the language acquisition process to a child beginning to build a sound house.
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Lippi-Green is an American writer and academic that has focused on the study of sociolinguistics, accent and discriminatory practices, in her book "English with an accent: language, ideology and discrimination in the United States", published in 1997, she explores the relationship between language and ideology and the social construction of an accent.
In this book, she uses the metaphor of a sound house to explain children's language acquisition process, which changes over the years from the child's first words until he is approximately 20 years old. She uses this metaphor alongside other architectural concepts to illustrate how a child's accent changes asit resembles the onfe of the people closest to the child.
The answer is Ivan Petrovich Pavlov.
He was a Russian physiologist acknowledged principally for his work in classical
conditioning. From his juvenile days Pavlov revealed
intellectual inquisitiveness along with an uncommon vigor which he mentioned to
as "the instinct for research".
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In San Francisco, for example, the news of the discovery of gold to its north depleted its police force while simultaneously triggering an explosion in its population. ... During its first year (1851), the Committee hanged four law breakers, whipped one, deported 20 and released 41 after trial.
Weapons: yes
Journals: yes
Maps: yes
Bones: yes
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The Cascade Range or Cascades is a major mountain range of western North America, extending from southern British Columbia through Washington and Oregon to Northern California.
