Re: Is language development evolutionary, or designed by the culture?
- From: "David Wright Sr." <dwrightsr@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 04:47:04 +0000 (UTC)
"David Wright Sr." <dwrightsr@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:Xns96787185E29Fnokvamli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
(snip)
> The differences in language that I observed between the generations of
> my rural relatives. Those changes occurred for some reason. It was not
> spontaneous, because *all* of them experienced the changes, even when
> they had very infrequent contact amongst themselves and others from my
> mother's side of the family had *no* contact with those of my father's
> side[1].
Sorry. not quite the last word. I forgot to add in my footnote.
[1] All of the members of my generation spoke pretty much the same whereas
the older generation on my mother's side spoke a different dialect that did
the ones on my father's side. And all of my family spoke much closer to the
rural younger generation, which I expect was due to my father leaving home
at a very young age and growing up in the urban environment.
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