Verbal communication, usually referred to as "language", for human beings is the most known form of communication. Yet far from the whole of language is words and their public meaning. The tone and inflection of the voice and the attitudes they convey as such oral but nonverbal aspects of language, filler sounds such as "uh" and "ah" grunts, kisses boos and shouts are integral to the communication process and often consititute vivid and effective communication acts on their own.
The creature's communication, in Frankenstein, must have been nonverbal but oral at first. Before learning hoe to communicate verbally, the creature had to communicate nonberbally, which must have been difficult for communicate. As stated, communication is very much so necessary to being social or accepted in society. This is one of many of the problems the creature has in regards to sociology. .
We are always communicating, whether aware of it or not both in situations obiously social and in those usually defined as private. There is always some discrepency between what we wish to communicate and what, in fact, we do communicate, granted that communication exists in orger to serve the needs of the communcators.
As the creatue is created, he must learn the language spoken as if a child. " A child learns his culture's language in the process of primary socialization so that by the time he is about six years old he will be well on his way to mastering those languages or the particular variants of them current in his family or subcultural milieu. " the child does this without being aware of of or being able to ariculate explicitly the rules of those languages." (Robert R. Alford, 400) The creature is like a child that learns the language at rapid pace. THe creature learns the language in two, starting from knowing nothing: .
During the winter of 1799, a wild boy of about eleven or tweleve, who presumeably had ived most of his life in the forests of th eCepartment of Aveyron in southeren France,was captured" by several local sportsmen and eventually placed in a hospital.
