Titlebook: Emergence of Communication and Language; Caroline Lyon,Chrystopher L. Nehaniv,Angelo Cangel Book 2007 Springer-Verlag London 2007 Computat

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Evolving Meaning: The Roles of Kin Selection, Allomothering and Paternal Care in Language Evolutione into separate mechanistic components such as vocal imitation, syntactic abilities, and propositional semantics. In this chapter, I discuss the evolution of the last component – the abilities and proclivities underlying honest, complex, propositional meanings. This is both a critical component of l

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‘Needs only’ Analysis in Linguistic Ontogeny and Phylogenyup new possibilities for synergies between linguistic theory and the variety of fields that engage with it. A key point of exploration is the relationship between external manifestations of language and the underlying mental model that produces and understands them. To what extent does it remain rea

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Distributed Language: Biomechanics, Functions, and the Origins of Talkis, language emerges under dual control by adult and child. Since parties gear to each other’s biomechanics, norm-based behaviour prompts affective processes that drive prepared learning. This, it is argued, explains early stages in learning to talk. Next, this approach to . (ESG) is contrasted with

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Evolutionary Developmental Neurobiology and the Origin of Natural Languageow genes affect the language faculty. We complement experimental biological studies by an . approach in that we simulate the evolution of neuronal networks under selection for language-related skills. At the heart of this project is the Evolutionary Neurogenetic Algorithm (ENGA) that is deliberately

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Communication in Natural and Artificial Organisms: Experiments in Evolutionary Roboticsn from an evolutionary and functional point of view. Progress in this area might also have an impact on our understanding of human communication since animal and human communication systems share several features (Hauser, 1996). The social function played by human language, for instance, is one of t

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From Vocal Replication to Shared Combinatorial Speech Codes: A Small Step for Evolution, A Big Step are built with the re-use of a small number of articulatory units, which are themselves discrete elements carved up by each linguistic community in the articulatory continuum. Moreover, the repertoires of these elementary units (the gestures, the phonemes, the morphemes) have a number of structural

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Learning and Transition of Symbols: Towards a Dynamical Model of a Symbolic Individual out that humans are symbolic species, namely, we show symbolic cognitive activities such as learning, formation, and manipulation of symbols. In research into the origin and the evolution of language, we should elucidate the emerging process of such symbolic cognitive activities.