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- Title Pages
- Series Foreword
- Preface
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1 Signal and Functional Flexibility in the Emergence of Communication System: The Editors’ Introduction -
II CROSS-SPECIES PERSPECTIVES ON FORCES AND PATTERNS OF FLEXIBILITY IN COMMUNICATION -
2 Evolutionary Forces Favoring Communicative Flexibility -
3 Vocal Learning in Mammals with Special Emphasis on Pinnipeds -
4 Contextually Flexible Communication in Nonhuman Primates -
5 Constraints in Primate Vocal Production -
6 Contextual Sensitivity and Bird Song: A Basis for Social Life -
III THE ROLE OF FLEXIBILITY AND COMMUNICATIVE COMPLEXITY IN THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE -
7. Contextual Flexibility in Infant Vocal Development and the Earliest Steps in the Evolution of Language -
8 Scaffolds for Babbling: Innateness and Learning in the Emergence of Contexually Flexible Vocal Production in Human Infants -
9 Cognitive Precursors to Language -
10 Language and Niche Construction -
IV UNDERPINNINGS OF COMMUNICATIVE CONTROL: FOUNDATIONS FOR FLEXIBLE COMMUNICATION -
11 How Apes Use Gestures: The Issue of Flexibility -
12 The Role of Play in the Evolution and Ontogeny of Contextually Flexible Communication -
V MODELING OF THE EMERGENCE OF COMPLEXITY AND FLEXIBILITY IN COMMUNICATION -
13 Detection and Estimation of Complexity and Contextual Flexibility in Nonhuman Animal Communication -
14 The Evolution of Flexibility in Bird Song -
15 Development and Evolution of Speech Sound Categories: Principles and Models - Contributors
- Index
(p.139) III THE ROLE OF FLEXIBILITY AND COMMUNICATIVE COMPLEXITY IN THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE
(p.139) III THE ROLE OF FLEXIBILITY AND COMMUNICATIVE COMPLEXITY IN THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE
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- Evolution of Communicative Flexibility
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- The MIT Press
DOI:10.7551/mitpress/9780262151214.011.0003
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- Title Pages
- Series Foreword
- Preface
-
1 Signal and Functional Flexibility in the Emergence of Communication System: The Editors’ Introduction -
II CROSS-SPECIES PERSPECTIVES ON FORCES AND PATTERNS OF FLEXIBILITY IN COMMUNICATION -
2 Evolutionary Forces Favoring Communicative Flexibility -
3 Vocal Learning in Mammals with Special Emphasis on Pinnipeds -
4 Contextually Flexible Communication in Nonhuman Primates -
5 Constraints in Primate Vocal Production -
6 Contextual Sensitivity and Bird Song: A Basis for Social Life -
III THE ROLE OF FLEXIBILITY AND COMMUNICATIVE COMPLEXITY IN THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE -
7. Contextual Flexibility in Infant Vocal Development and the Earliest Steps in the Evolution of Language -
8 Scaffolds for Babbling: Innateness and Learning in the Emergence of Contexually Flexible Vocal Production in Human Infants -
9 Cognitive Precursors to Language -
10 Language and Niche Construction -
IV UNDERPINNINGS OF COMMUNICATIVE CONTROL: FOUNDATIONS FOR FLEXIBLE COMMUNICATION -
11 How Apes Use Gestures: The Issue of Flexibility -
12 The Role of Play in the Evolution and Ontogeny of Contextually Flexible Communication -
V MODELING OF THE EMERGENCE OF COMPLEXITY AND FLEXIBILITY IN COMMUNICATION -
13 Detection and Estimation of Complexity and Contextual Flexibility in Nonhuman Animal Communication -
14 The Evolution of Flexibility in Bird Song -
15 Development and Evolution of Speech Sound Categories: Principles and Models - Contributors
- Index
