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A:Construction Of Self The three egoanchored children (Grice, Jeffrey, and Megan) could be characterized as follows 1) their MLUs were below 3.0 - that is they were in the earliest phases of http://www.massey.ac.nz/~alock/nancy/nancy2.htm
Extractions: Recent discussions have placed increased focus on the role of language in the construction of the self. While there appears to be increasing consensus that language plays a major role in this process, there has been little explicit discussion of how language is meant to be understood (see though Morgan, 1994). Some researchers have highlighted the extent to which language ought to be viewed as discursive action. On this account self is a fluid construct continually being constituted in face to face interaction. Others have placed more emphasis on notions of grammar, looking in particular at the role particular language systems (i.e. pronouns) play in the construction of self. As I will argue in more detail below, the view one adopts towards language will necessarily have consequences for how one looks at ontogenesis. To say that semiotic systems such as language play a role in the child's construction of a socioculturally appropriate sense of self is to say little about the mechanisms by which this process takes place. And whether one views language as discursive action or in terms of grammatical systems indeed has consequences for the particulars of this process. In the first part of this paper, I discuss some central ways language has been viewed focusing the review on social constructivist writings as well as those stemming from the study of human development. In the second part of this paper, I discuss data that leads to the reconsideration of aspects of the language - selfhood interface. I conclude by suggesting some future avenues of research.
