Evolution of Language and Creativity: Evolutionary Precursors to Communicative Language: Internal Languages
| Abstract | At the end of the seminar, I suggested that most researchers on language and its evolution (including Derek Bickerton I suspect, though I've only read snippets of his work), mistakenly ignore a host of other competences that are present in far more species. | |||||||||
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