On the Development of Human Representational Competence from an Evolutionary Point of View: From Episodic to Virtual Culture.

James J. Kaput

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The modern human mind evolved from the primate mind through a series of major adaptations, each of which led to a new representational system. Each successive new representational system has remained intact within our current mental architecture, so that the modern mind is a mosaic structure of cognitive vestiges from earlier stages of human emergence (Donald (1991). 2.

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