Game Theory and the Evolution of Meaning

Michael Franke · Elliott O. Wagner

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Language and cultural evolution Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation

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Abstract Evolutionary game theory is a general, but mathematically precise framework for modeling the competition between and fitness‐based selection of different types of behavior. We review recent applications of this framework to account for the evolution of behavior that lends meaning to ostensible acts and signs.

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