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10 Hypotheses About Language and ThoughtDec 20, 2009
Ardi and I wish you happy holidays.
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This is my last post of the year. I’m taking Christmas and New Year’s weekends off, so barring some unexpected heaven knows what, I’ll be silent. I thought I go out with a list of...
Babel's Dawn: The BookDec 18, 2009
I have signed a contract with Counterpoint to write a book with the tentative title of Babel's Dawn: A Natural History of the Origins of Speech. Counterpoint also published my book on the discovery of the Ice Age, The Ice Finders, and had a great...
Ardi Is #1Dec 17, 2009
Science magazine has declared the work on "Ardi" "the scientific breakthrough of 2009" (see: New Details on 4.4 Million Year Old Hominid). In an editorial, the editor in chief at Science writes, " This breakthrough “changes the way we think...
The Signs of SarcasmDec 13, 2009
Nicaraguan sign-language users enjoy a chat. Is their tone of voice in their smiling faces?
Instead of reporting some news, I want to ask a question and I urge all readers with knowledge of signing to contribute.
One of the differences between...
Monkey SyntaxDec 8, 2009
The New York Times is reporting (here) that a study of Campbell's Monkey cries in the Ivory Coast has found the use of suffixes to modify the meaning of a call. The monkeys have 6 basic calls which they can modify. For example, krak is the call made in...
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