Toward an Evolutionary Biology of Language

PHILIP H. LIEBERMAN

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Language and cultural evolution Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Animal Vocal Communication and Behavior

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Preface 1. The Mark of Evolution 2. Primitive and Derived Features of Language 3. The Singularity of Speech 4. The Neural Bases of Language 5. Motor Control and the Evolution of Language 6. The Gift of Tongue 7. Linguistic Issues 8. Where We Might Go Notes References Index

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