How The Brain Evolved Language-..

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How Can An Infinite Number Of Sentences Be Generated From One Human Mind? How Did Language Evolve In Apes? In This Book Donald Loritz Addresses These And Other Fundamental And Vexing Questions About Language, Cognition, And The Human Brain. He Starts By Tracing How Evolution And Natural Adaptation Selected Certain Features Of The Brain To Perform Communication Functions, Then Shows How Those Features Developed Into Designs For Human Language. The Result -- What Loritz Calls An Adaptive Grammar -- Gives A Unified Explanation Of Language In The Brain And Contradicts Directly (And Controversially) The Theory Of Innateness Proposed By, Among Others, Chomsky And Pinker.

ISBN	9780195118742
Autor(a)	Loritz, Donald
Editora	Oxford University Press - USA
Idioma	Inglês Americano
Ano de edição	1999
Páginas	240
Acabamento	Brochura
Dimensões	17,14 X 24,76