This view postulates an unconscious device endowed with extrapowerful computational tools, whereas our conscious mental life is condemned, for some mysterious reasons, to rely laboriously on far more limited capacities.
We heartily agree with the authors that the dance metaphor does more than the information-transfer metaphor to help us understand these animals' laboriously acquired talent at sign use.
However, phonological reading is highly sequential in nature, and thus the child is expected to proceed slowly and laboriously through the text, particularly in the case of long words.
There was a recognisable fluidity to their gait : it had not become, as a result of the walker, a sequence of partial movements strung laboriously together.
We learn it, laboriously, by turning to that which is not ourselves - to nature.
But irrigation also required that the land of each plot be laboriously prepared.
However, kindergartners write so slowly and laboriously that self-generated print may not serve as a useful aid for them.
But not to worry: you hear them, all right - unless you went to graduate school and learned laboriously to deafen yourself.
