On the Evolution of Human Language

On the Evolution of Human Language [electronic resource] / Philip Lieberman.

Human linguistic ability depends, in part, on the gradual evolution of man's supralaryngeal vocal tract. The anatomic basis of human speech production is the result of a long evolutionary process in which the Darwinian process of natural selection acted to retain mutations. For auditory percept...

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Main Author: Lieberman, Philip
Corporate Author: Haskins Laboratories
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1971.
Subjects:
Acoustic Phonetics.
Anatomy.
Articulation (Speech)
Computational Linguistics.
Consonants.
Evolution.
Human Development.
Language Acquisition.
Language Patterns.
Language Research.
Language Universals.
Neurology.
North American English.
Phonetics.
Phonology.
Physiology.
Sound Spectrographs.
Speech.
Syllables.
Vowels.

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