Presentation	2012-07-21 A child is a little but smart translator : From the viewpoint of the basic mechanism of linguistic information exchange Morihiko Iwagaki,
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Abstract(in English)	New born babies have already learned that the world is composed of both space (containing shapes) and time (which is symbolized by sounds, voices, and moves) when they are born. So, when they see shapes, instantly they make 'form-images' in their brain, and when they see a new shape, they put it on the 'form-image' and they recognize what it is, and then they represent it by the signs and the syntax, which they have already learned. This mechanism of recognition and representation works the same not only in the communication between members of their own language-group but also in the communication between members of different language-groups. I am going to explain the mechanism of recognition and representation by languages as a translation.
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Keyword(in English)	form-images / auditory signs / syntax / information exchange
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Conference Date	2012/7/14(1days)
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Registration To	Thought and Language (TL)
Language	JPN
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Title (in English)	A child is a little but smart translator : From the viewpoint of the basic mechanism of linguistic information exchange
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Keyword(1)	form-images
Keyword(2)	auditory signs
Keyword(3)	syntax
Keyword(4)	information exchange
1st Author's Name	Morihiko Iwagaki
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Date	2012-07-21
Paper #	TL2012-10
Volume (vol)	vol.112
Number (no)	145
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	5
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