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(1997): Preverbal communication in humans and the genesis of culture
Abstract: Discusses the degree to which biological predispositions determine language and speech acquisition in human infants. Topics include: (1) the adaptive significance of genetically determined communicative processes during the preverbal developmental stage; (2) the application of dynamic models in human interaction; (3) the adaptive relevance of human communication; and (4) the coevolution of predispositions for speech acquisition in infants and speech-related didactics in parents. An analogy is made between the early development of communicative capacities in infants and the genesis of culture in human evolution. zitiert von 13
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