The structure of human language
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The structure of human language reveals cognitive universals that appear across all known cultures and speech communities. Linguists study how children acquire grammatical patterns naturally without formal instruction, suggesting that the brain contains innate mechanisms for language processing. This evidence supports theories of universal linguistic principles underlying surface variations.
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