
edited by Morten H. Christiansen and Simon Kirby
- a collection of essays on the origins and evolution of language by scholars from a range of fields, including linguistics, archaeology, cognitive science, neuroscience, psychology and biology. Discusses the latest theories and current controveries.
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by Jean Aitchinson
- explores the origins of human language and how it evolved, looking for possible precursors to language in animal communication.
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by Donald Johanson
- an illustrated introduction to paleoanthropology.
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by John McWhorter
- explores the ways in which languages change, intertwine and disappear. Explains how a single original language developed into the 6,000 or so languages spoken today. Compares linguistic change to biological evolution.
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by James R. Hurford et al
- examines language from a neo-Darwinian point of view with contributions from linguists, psychologists, and paleoanthropologists.
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by Merritt Ruhlen
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by Bernard Comrie, Stephen Matthews and Maria Polinsky (Editors)
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by Michael C. Corballis
- the central theory of this book is that human language started with gestures then later evolved into speech.
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by Robin Dunbar
- argues confincingly that language is the human equivalent of grooming in other apes and monkeys, and that it evolved to enable us to cope with larger group sizes. Very interesting.
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