Дэниел Эверетт - Как начинался язык. История величайшего изобретения
- Название:Как начинался язык. История величайшего изобретения
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- Издательство:Альпина Нон-Фикшн
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Хотя охотники за окаменелостями и лингвисты приблизили нас к пониманию, как появился язык, открытия Эверетта перевернули современный лингвистический мир, прогремев далеко за пределами академических кругов. Проводя полевые исследования в амазонских тропических лесах, он наткнулся на древний язык племени охотников-собирателей. Оспаривая традиционные теории происхождения языка, Эверетт пришел к выводу, что язык не был особенностью нашего вида. Для того чтобы в этом разобраться, необходим широкий междисциплинарный подход, учитывающий как культурный контекст, так и особенности нашей биологии. В этой книге рассказывается, что мы знаем, что надеемся узнать и чего так никогда и не узнаем о том, как люди пришли от простейшей коммуникации к языку.
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