Book title: Finding Our Tongues : Mothers, Infants, and the Origins of Language
Formаts: pdf, ipad, text, ebook, android, audio, epub
Date: 4.09.2012
Author: Dean Falk
Sіzе: 7.11 MB

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Finding Our Tongues : Mothers, Infants, and the Origins of Language

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WHOOSH. LUB. GURGLE. The womb envelops a fetus in a symphony of sounds. The expectant mother's heart drums. Her intestines burble. And above the thrum flows the muted
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