Titlebook: Gazes, Words, and Silences in Pragmatics; Paola Pennisi Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Paola PennisiCovers childhood disorders that affect pragmatics, such as autism and congenital blindness.Essential for both philosophy of language and clinical pragmatics.Includes the consequences for silences that

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The Communicative Eyes,n our attentional focus. The eyes of human beings, compared to those of other animals, appear more expressive due to some characteristics that are specific of humans, effectively described in 2001 by Kobayashi and Kohshima. The two authors, after comparing the morphological conformation of the eye o

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Why Gazes Are Not So Special,ain, the smaller anterior teeth, the protruding nose are distinctive features of humans (Lieberman, 2011). This extreme evolvability of the head is probably linked to the extreme modularity that it has assumed in primates or rather they are made up of relatively independent “pieces” of their growth

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Lateralization of Handedness and Language,e of the body rather than another (even with the same body conditions, i.e. even when we have configurations on both sides identical or nearly identical specular bodies); and is also used to refer to bodily asymmetries (usually cerebral but not only) between one side of the body and the other. Let’s

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Book 2023uage and pragmatic skills. The author reveals that although the need for eye contact is an innate human characteristic, neurodevelopmental disorders can have adverse outcomes and delays in language and pragmatic skills. A comparative approach compares childhood disorders that affect pragmatics in an