01217nam a22002415a 4500650004400000999001500044001000700059003000900066005001700075007000300092008004100095020001800136040003500154100002300189245007000212260005200282300001100334500007800345505041200423650003000835942001200865952009800877 091394aENSEÑANZA DE UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA  c4300d4300006420AR-RoIES20240802182512.0ta000000s2003    ||| ||| r|||| 001 0 eng|d  a0-521-79647-4  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aWhite, Lydia9368410aSecond Language Acquisition and Universal Grammar /cLydia White.  aCambridge :bCambridge University Press,c2003.  a316 p.  aGlossary, p. 273. - Notes, p. 283. - References, p. 288. - Index, p. 312.0 a1. Universal Grammar and language acquisition. - 2. Principles of Universal Grammar in L2 acquisition. - 3. The initial state. - 4. Grammars beyond the initial state: parameters and fuctional categories. - 5. The transition problem, triggering and input. - 6. Morphological variability and the morphology / syntax interface. - 7. Argument structure. - 8. Ultimate attainment: the nature of the steady state. 4aGRAMATICA UNIVERSAL93685  2udccLI  00104070aASbASd2018-10-05eCl0o81'243 W587p10350r2017-09-14 00:00:00w2017-09-14yLI