The prehistory of language / edited by Rudolf Botha, Chris Knight.

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Superior document:Studies in the evolution of language ; 11
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Year of Publication:2009
Language:English
Series:Studies in the evolution of language ; 11.
Oxford linguistics.
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Physical Description:xviii, 348 p. :; ill.
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Other title:Rewards and challenges of multi-perspectival work on the evolution of language and speech /
Why only humans have language /
Is sociality a crucial prerequisite for the emergence of language? /
Holistic communication and the co-evolution of language and music : resurrecting an old idea /
Music as a communicative medium /
Cultural niche construction : evolution's cradle of language /
Playing with meaning : normative function and structure in play /
The ontogeny and phylogeny of non-verbal deixis /
The directed scratch : evidence for a referential gesture in chimpanzees? /
The origins of the lexicon : how a word-store evolved /
Language : symbolization and beyond /
Grammaticalization from a biolinguistic perspective /
Recursion, phonological storage capacity, and the evolution of modern speech /
Why women speak better than men (and its significance for evolution) /
Mosaic neurobiology and anatomical plausibility /
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (p. [287]-334) and index.
ISBN:9780199545872 (cased)
0199545871 (cased)
019954588X (pbk.)
9780199545889 (pbk.)
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: edited by Rudolf Botha, Chris Knight.