I would like to search some essay for following paper.

Jeffrey Lidz, Henry Gleitman and Lila Gleitman (2003). Understanding
how
input matters: verb learning and the footprint of universal grammar.
Cognition, Vol. 87 (3), pp. 151-178.
If someone who want to write the essay for 7 pages by yourself, I will
pay you each page $US10.

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 26 May 2003 13:29 PDT

I have found the article, which is available to download for US$30.  I
don't think that I will be able to write the paper.  Would an answer
that describes how to obtain the article be sufficient?

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Clarification of Question by mcsemorgan-ga on 26 May 2003 14:20 PDT

u can get the article in following website for free!!!
http://babel.ling.northwestern.edu/~lidz/kbootrevise.pdf

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 26 May 2003 14:29 PDT

Oh, sorry, I didn't see that version.  When you said "search some
essay for following paper", I thought you meant to search for the
paper as it appeared in Cognition, which I did.

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Request for Question Clarification by ragingacademic-ga on 31 May 2003 00:47 PDT

mcsemorgan -

Given the preceding discussion, I don't quite understand what you are
asking for...  Can you explain what it is that you want us to do for
you?

thanks,
ragingacademic

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Clarification of Question by mcsemorgan-ga on 31 May 2003 02:40 PDT

There are 2 options:
1.you can just search some essay of this topic for me (from internet
or anywhere) ,and it costs $40US.
2.or you can write a 7-8 pages essay by yourself, and it costs
$10US/per page

just choose one of them.....
THANKS!!

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Request for Question Clarification by ragingacademic-ga on 31 May 2003 10:00 PDT

mcsemorgan -

I apologize for being difficult - but I want to ensure that you end up
with the response you desire.

Typically, Google researchers will not compose essays.
However, I will gladly undertake this research effort on your behalf.

I understand that you are seeking is additional research relevant to
your article, correct?  How many sources would you like me to
identify?

thanks,
ragingacademic

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Clarification of Question by mcsemorgan-ga on 31 May 2003 10:54 PDT

yes, I would like some essays of this article. I hope you can provide
me at least 5 essays. However, the more the better if you can.

Thanks!!

Dear mcsemorgan,

Thanks for your question.  First, let me request that if any of the
following is unclear or if you require any further research – please
don’t hesitate to ask me for a clarification.

You requested articles relating to the one you had referenced in the
question.  I am assuming that you are interested in articles that are
available full text online, and I have provided links to such articles
below.  However, if you have access to any academic databases you will
be able to retrieve many more articles than are available freely
online – let me know which databases you can access and I’ll try and
get you some more relevant references.

I’ve located the following articles –

1. BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES (2001) 24, 849–937 - “The Theory of
Event Coding (TEC): A framework for perception and action planning” -
Bernhard Hommel, Jochen Müsseler, Gisa Aschersleben and Wolfgang Prinz

http://www.mpi.nl/world/persons/private/dahaun/TEC2001.pdf

2. “Relational Frame Theory and Early Language Learning: Evidence from
Outside the Experimental Analysis of Behavior,” Rick Dale, Department
of Psychology, Cornell University, rad28@cornell.edu

http://www.relationalframetheory.com/docs/daleaba2002.pdf

3. “The Origin of Symbols in the Brain,” Christian Balkenius, Peter
Gärdenfors and Lars Hall, Lund University Cognitive Science,
Kungshuset, Lundagård
S-222 22 Lund, Sweden

http://www.lucs.lu.se/People/Christian.Balkenius/PostScript/Balkenius.Gardenfors.Hall.pdf

4. “Children’s Command of Negation,” Stephen Crain, Amanda Gardner,
Andrea Gualmini and Beth Rabbin, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND AT COLLEGE
PARK

http://www.ling.umd.edu/crain/papers/TCP2002.pdf

5. “Item-based language learning in children and connectionist
networks,” Rutvik Desai, Indiana University

http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~rudesai/papers/cls38.pdf

6. “Modeling children’s negation errors using probabilistic learning
in
MOSAIC”

Steve Croker (s.croker@derby.ac.uk)
Centre for Psychological Research in Health and Cognition
University of Derby, Mickleover, DE3 9GX

Julian M. Pine (jp@psychology.nottingham.ac.uk)
Fernand Gobet (frg@psychology.nottingham.ac.uk)
School of Psychology, University of Nottingham,
University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD

http://ibs.derby.ac.uk/~steve/pubs/CrokerICCM2003.pdf

7. “Structural limits on verb mapping – the role of abstract structure
in 2.5 year olds’ interpretations of novel verbs,” Developmental
Science 5 (1) : 2002, p. 55-64, Cynthia Fisher, Department of
Psychology, University of Illinois

http://icg.harvard.edu/~psy2020/Snedeker_Readings/Fisher_2002_DevSci.pdf

8. “Why language acquisition is a snap,” STEPHEN CRAIN AND PAUL
PIETROSKI

http://www.degruyter.de/journals/tlr/pdf/19_163.pdf

9. “Learning Argument Structure Generalizations,” Adele E. Goldberg
(University of Illinois, agoldbrg@uiuc.edu), Devin M. Casenhiser
(University of Illinois, casenhis@uiuc.edu), Nitya Sethuraman (Indiana
University, Bloomington, sethuram@ling.ucsd.edu)

http://www.linguistics.uiuc.edu/agoldbrg/Learning%20Arg%20Structure%202003-2.pdf

10.  “Language Emergence,” Brian MacWhinney

http://psyling.psy.cmu.edu/papers/emerge.pdf

11. “Multiple Solutions to the Logical Problem of Language
Acquisition,” Brian MacWhinney, Carnegie Mellon University

http://psyling.psy.cmu.edu/papers/logical.pdf

12. “Rethinking the Logical Problem of Language Acquisition,” Brian
MacWhinney, Carnegie Mellon University

http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/jimmylin/papers/MacWhinney-LPLA.pdf

I hope this response adequately addresses your request.  Please let me
know if you are in need of additional information concerning this
query.

Thanks,
ragingacademic-ga


Additional Links:

Michael Tomasello Bibliography
http://monolith.eva.mpg.de/~tomas/#public

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Request for Answer Clarification by mcsemorgan-ga on 31 May 2003 23:28 PDT

Sorry!!! They are not something that I want. I have told you I need
some essays of that article. It means someone read that article and
write some summary for that article.
I don't need any reference....

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Clarification of Answer by ragingacademic-ga on 01 Jun 2003 10:06 PDT

mcsemorgan -

My apologies, I did clearly ask you what you want, and that is not how
you explained your needs during the initial clarification process.

I will try and identify the kind of works you are seeking - if I
cannot find anything, I will direct you to request a refund and I'll
provide you with the necessary information.

thanks,
ragingacademic

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Clarification of Answer by ragingacademic-ga on 02 Jun 2003 11:32 PDT

Dear mcsemorgan -

Having conducted additional research on your behalf, I could not
locate the kind of materials you have now clarified you are seeking.

Instructions for a refund are as follows:

"Ask for a refund 
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your refund cannot be processed without this explanation. The reason
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this will provide useful information to other users."

I am sorry I could not be of further assistance, and I hope you do
manage to complete the research you have requested.

thanks,
ragingacademic

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Request for Answer Clarification by mcsemorgan-ga on 02 Jun 2003 12:25 PDT

thanks!!

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Request for Answer Clarification by mcsemorgan-ga on 02 Jun 2003 12:33 PDT

should I choose rate answer before the refund?

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Clarification of Answer by ragingacademic-ga on 02 Jun 2003 14:42 PDT

mcsemorgan -

Please only rate the reply if you would rate it highly.
Otherwise, I rather that you not rate it at all - if you don't mind.

thanks,
ragingacademic

there are not something that I wanted.