Vol. 13 (2016): The origins and development of language: a historical perspective

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Vol. 13 (2016): The origins and development of language: a historical perspective
Thursday, Jan 19, 2017

Issue editor: Stefano Gensini

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Introduction
Introduction
Francesco Ferretti, Stefano Gensini
5-16
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Articles
Language in Humans and in Other Animals. Fabrici d’Acquapendente at the Crossroads between Medicine and Philosophy
Stefano Gensini, Michela Tardella
17-33
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The Prehistory of Protolanguage’s Notion. Condillac, Rousseau, De Brosses and the Origins of Language in the Eighteenth Century
Paolo Quintili
35-53
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A Special Case of Philosophical Reflection about the Origin of language: Victor, the Wild Child of Aveyron
Alessandro Prato
55-70
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Gesture, Interjection and Onomatopoeia in Edward Burnett Tylor’s Theory of the Origin and Development of Language
Roberta P. Mocerino
71-84
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The Emergence of Denomination. Darwinism and Philology in George John Romanes’ Enquiry on the Human Mind
Michela Piattelli
85-101
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Trần Đức Thảo: A Marxist Theory of the Origins of Human Language
Jacopo D'Alonzo
103-120
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Reviews
Schneider, Edgar W. Postcolonial English. Cambridge University Press. 2007. Pp. ix+367
Waldemar Skrzypczak
121-128
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