WHERE do languages come from? That is a question as old as human beings’ ability to pose it. But it has two sorts of answer. The first is evolutionary: when and where human banter was first heard. The second is ontological: how an individual human acquires the power of speech and understanding. This week, by a neat coincidence, has seen the publication of papers addressing both of these conundrums.
Monday, April 18, 2011
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The evolution of languages
WHERE do languages come from? That is a question as old as human beings’ ability to pose it. But it has two sorts of answer. The first is evolutionary: when and where human banter was first heard. The second is ontological: how an individual human acquires the power of speech and understanding. This week, by a neat coincidence, has seen the publication of papers addressing both of these conundrums.
WHERE do languages come from? That is a question as old as human beings’ ability to pose it. But it has two sorts of answer. The first is evolutionary: when and where human banter was first heard. The second is ontological: how an individual human acquires the power of speech and understanding. This week, by a neat coincidence, has seen the publication of papers addressing both of these conundrums.
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Está completamente enganado.
O desastre da Europa é a incompetencia, nepotismo e falta de dimensão dos seus lideres.Na realidade a Europa tem hoje á sua frente dirigentes que se inserem no grupo daqueles que nas ultimas décadas apenas se têm servido do poder para usufruir regalias e bennesses vexatórias para a sociedade em geral.
Se acrescentar os brandos costumes que leva a que toda esta gente saia do poder e continue a pertencer ao grupo e a usufruir de regalias em vez de ser julgada como deveria, então tem o porquê do desastre europeu 3e deixe extrema direita .
Como é evidente o comentario foi aqui inserido por erro.
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