Titel:	Before speech. The beginning of interpersonal communication
Personen:	Bullowa, Margaret (Hg.)
Jahr:	1979
Typ:	Sammelband
Verlag:	Cambridge University Press
Ortsangabe:	Cambridge
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Beiträge u.a.:	Collis: Describing the structure of social interaction in infancy Snow/de Blauw/van Roosmalen: Talking and playing with babies. The role of ideologies of child-rearing Chappell/Sander: Mutual regulation of the neonetal-maternal interactive process. Context for the origins of communication Sorenson: Early tactile communication and the patterning of human organization. A New Guinea case study Bullowa: Introduction. Prelinguistic communication: A field for scientific research Bateson: ''The epigenesis of conversational interaction''. A personal account of research development Brazelton: Evidence of communication in neonatal behavioral assessment Condon: Neonatal entrainment and enculturation Fraiberg: Blind infants and their mothers. An examination of the sign system Halliday: One child''s protolanguage Newson: The growth of shared understandings between infant and caregiver Plooij: How wild chimpanzee babies trigger the onset of mother-infant play - and what the mother makes of it Ricks: Making sense of experience to make sensible sounds Stensland Junker: Communication starts with selective attention Trevarthen: Communication and cooperation in early infancy. A description of primary intersubjectivity Tronick/Als/Adamson: Structure of early face-to-face communicative interactions Kaye: Thickening thin data. The maternal role in developing communication and language