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The role of early expressive uses of language in brain and language evolution

2023-10-22

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<p>Our approach models a gradual evolution of language which provides a unitary view of different players involved in language evolution, including cross-modal thinking, grammatical abilities, taming of aggression, and pragmatic aspects pertaining to persuasive reciprocity. Crucial to these considerations is the identification of the types of early expressive uses of language whose cultural emergence would have en...

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d5767e61-41a7-5c95-8083-23e7915dbaa9
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10.31234/osf.io/eq23u
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