APPROACHES TO THE BIOLOGICAL FACTOR AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH LANGUAGE

There is no doubt that language is the greatest thing a human being has on this planet. It is one of God’s blessings upon us. The emergence of language has occupied the minds of scholars and researchers, and throughout the ages it has been a target for their arrows. The idea of the emergence of language has captured the ideas of the ancients and moderns, and their opinions differed and their viewpoints differed in this matter. Some of them said that language is a matter of discretion and that it is an inspiration from God Almighty, and among them are those who said that the emergence of language is linked to the sounds of nature, and among them are those who made the emergence of language a matter of convention. That is, language is an agreement between humans. Some opinions hold that the emergence of language was related to linguistic development, that is, language arose with the development of the human body’s organs, and this is what we find in children in general. At the beginning of the child’s life, that is, in the first months, the child cannot speak complete words, but rather we find him screaming in sounds and after... As he grows up a little, we find him pronouncing words that are not complete in the correct way, and after the child reaches advanced stages of age and matures, we find that the language has begun to move in its correct and natural form. This study attempts to indicate approaches to the biological factor in the emergence of language.

Keywords

Language, Biological Factor, Language Development, Approaches, Theory