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HomeUpcoming EventsBruno Ippedico: When Chomsky Meets Evolution
Bruno Ippedico: When Chomsky Meets Evolution

How did language evolve? The answer depends on what your theory of language says about language. In this talk we will look at Chomsky's latest theory of language, and at Berwick and Chomsky's account of how language, as characterised by Chomsky's theory, evolved. The guiding question will be this: "Does Berwick and Chomsky's account adequately explain how language, as characterised by Chomsky's theory, evolved?" I will argue for a negative answer.'

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  • Tue 17 Apr 2018, 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm

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seminar room A, Coombs Building, 9 Fellows Road, ANU, ACTON ACT 2601

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Philsoc seminars