Language evolution needs its own journal

Dan Dediu · Bart de Boer

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Language and cultural evolution Publishing and Scholarly Communication Linguistics and Language Studies

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Interest in the origins and evolution of language has been around for as long as language has been around. However, only recently has the empirical study of language come of age. We argue that the field has sufficiently advanced that it now needs its own journal—the Journal of Language Evolution .

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