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1. assets.cambridge.org › 9781107044197_excerptThe origins of language - Cambridge University Press & Assessment

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   The origins of language The suspicion does not appear improbable that the progenitors of man, either the males or females, or both sexes, before they had acquired the power of expressing their mutual love in articulate language, endeavoured to charm each other with musical notes and rhythm. Darwin (1871)

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2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 332511386(PDF) The Origins of Language - ResearchGate

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   Apr 18, 2019 · PDF | We simply do not know how language originated. We do not know that spoken language developed well before written language. Yet we have no physical... | Find, read and cite all the...

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   How did language evolve?

   • that the evolution of language was in several ways reminiscent of that of mankind itself. by design by humans, and could also be explained by natural selection. He was among messages intentionally, although they can imitate human speech fairly accurately. their buccopharyngeal structure to speak.

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   How did Darwin explain the evolution of language?

   • an alternative perspective. Charles Darwin commented in The Descent of Man (1871) that the evolution of language was in several ways reminiscent of that of mankind itself. by design by humans, and could also be explained by natural selection. He was among messages intentionally, although they can imitate human speech fairly accurately.

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   Did pidgins start from the absence of a language?

   • The producers of a pidgin did not start from the absence of a language. Nor did their minds regress to to the target language. If anything, pidgins tell the extent to which a modern language central/essential architectural materials a language cannot do without. Assuming that so deeply entrenched that it cannot be dispensed with (Wimsatt 2000).

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   Do all world languages derive from one 'protolanguage'?

   • The latter leads to a further question, namely, whether all world languages derive from one single “protolanguage”—i.e., monogenesis—or do several language families (e.g., Indo-European, Afro-Asiatic, Altaic) each derive from a different protolanguage—i.e., polygenesis (Graffi 2019).

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   Jan 1, 2013 · PDF | This chapter is a selective comparative and critical survey of speculations/hypotheses, since Antiquity, on the phylogenetic emergence of language... | Find, read and cite all the...

5. www.people.ku.edu › ~mvitevit › ulbaek_origin_of_language3 The origin of language and cognition - University of Kansas

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   The correct theory of evolution of language, in my opinion, is this: language evolved from animal cognition not from animal communication. Here lies the continuity. Language grew out of cognitive systems already in existence and working: it formed a communicative bridge between already-cognitive animals.

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   The Origins and the Evolution of Language. Salikoko S. Mufwene. University of Chicago Collegium de Lyon (2010-2011) 1. Introduction. Although language evolution is perhaps more commonly used in linguistics than. evolution of language, I stick in this essay to the latter term, which focuses more specifically on.

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8. www.pnas.org › doi › pdfThe evolution of language - PNAS

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   the origin and evolution of human language. Language remains in the minds of many philosophers, lin-guists, and biologists a quintessentially human trait (1–3). Attempts to shed light on the evolution of human language have come from many areas including studies of primate social behavior (4–6), the diversity of existing human languages (7,

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   Mar 28, 2023 · Origin of Language. There are more than 7000 living languages across the globe today (Lewis2009). To approach the topic of the ongoing evolution of language that spans millennia, we first need to determine its origin. However, the question by itself poses a challenge.