Henning Wode

Biographic Data

ID749511
NAMEHenning Wode
GIVEN NAMESHenning
FAMILY NAMEWode
SIGNATUREWODE H
AFFILIATIONSChristian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS7
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1963
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1994
H-INDEX2

  • Universale phonologische Strukturen und Prozesse

    Karl Heinz Ramers, Heinz Vater et al.BOOKUniversale Phonologische…1994

  • Speech perception and the learnability of languages

    Open AccessHenning WodeARTICLEInternational Journal of Applied…1994References: 9

    To what extent can natural human languages as abstract systems be learned without any prior (innate?) knowledge of the abstract principles that universally constrain their structure, and why are natural human languages universally restricted as to the kinds of phonological contrasts that occur? This paper explores some aspects of this issue with respect to the contribution of phonology in first (L1) and, to a lesser extent, second language (L2) a…

  • Learning a Second Language: An Integrated View of Language Acquisition

    Christina Abdul-Ghani, Henning WodeARTICLELanguage1982

  • Developmental Sequence: An Alternative Approach to Morpheme Order

    Open AccessHenning Wode, Jens Bahns et al.ARTICLELanguage Learning1978Cited by: 2References: 13

    This paper is a critical evaluation of the morpheme order approach and it is intended to complement recent criticism raised by Rosansky (1976a-b) and Andersen (1977). They emphasize methodological shortcomings that derive from data collection procedures and from the application of statistics in studies by Dulay & Burt (1974a-b). It seems that Rosansky and Andersen, though questioning the extrinsic methodology, do not challenge the notion of morph…

  • Four early stages in the development of Li negation

    Open AccessHenning WodeARTICLEJournal of Child Language1977

    No reasonably successful theory of the acquisition of negation seems to have yet been proposed. Most studies describe post hoc what has taken place; but they fail to go on to suggest a theory that will predict what will take place. McNeill seems to be the only one to have explicitly aimed at a theory with at least a certain amount of predictive capacity, but his views leave much to be desired. This paper outlines an alternative proposal to cover …

  • "Why "Kathryn No Like Celery

    Henning Wode, VELTA RŪĶE-DRAVIŅAARTICLEFolia Linguistica1977

  • Some Stages in the Acquisition of Questions by Monolingual Children

    Henning WodeARTICLEWORD1971Cited by: 5References: 1

    This article summarizes data on the acquisition of questions from German, English, Latvian, Swedish, and other languages. More specifically, it deals with the production of questions by children. The aim behind this survey is to prepare the ground for developing a theory on the acquisition of questions by children in such a way that the developmental sequence can be predicted for any natural language. Of course, in the present state of affairs, r…

  • Bedienteile an Handpressen und anderen Werkzeugmaschinen

    Henning Wode, K H Eberhard Kroemer et al.BOOKBedienteile an Handpressen und…1963

  • Bedienteile an Handpressen und anderen Werkzeugmaschinen

    Henning WodeBOOKBedienteile an Handpressen und…1963