More Than Nature Needs: Language, Mind, and Evolution

By D. Bickerton. 2014

102 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Cultural Studies

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In Cultural Studies

1. Marco Baroni
2. Gary Lupyan
3. Emmanuel Dupoux
4. Diane Bouchacourt

Citations in the corpus

• The Centrality of Language in Human Cognition (2016, background): “One reason it is so important to understand the proper place for language in human cognition is that it remains our best bet for understanding this difference between human and nonhuman minds (Bermudez, 2007; Bickerton, 2014; Carruthers, 2002; A. Clark, 1998; Dennett, 1996; Spelke, 2003).”
• Compositionality and Generalization In Emergent Languages (2020, background): “Indeed, even studies of the origin of human language conjecture that the latter did not develop sophisticated generalization mechanisms until pressures from an increasingly complex environment forced it to evolve in that direction (Bickerton, 2014; Hurford, 2014).”