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The crosslinguistic studies of the early developmental stages of number, case, and gender in twelve typologically different languages with eight genetic affiliations follow a functional-constructivist approach. Some issues addressed are mean size of paradigms, percentage of base forms, and productivity. One of the main findings is that the typological characteristics of the language acquired influence the process of inflectional development.
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Carolyn Behre
reviewed Acquisition of Number and Case from a Typological Perspective on May 15, 2008 Acquisition of Number and Case from a Typological Perspective
We read the first half of this book for advanced phonology. It is a very good, quick introduction to OT.
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