Titlebook: Language in Primates; Perspectives and Imp Judith Luce,Hugh T. Wilder Book 1983 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1983 Kommunikation.Language.

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Chimpanzee Language and Elephant Tails: A Theoretical Synthesis,edures may reflect the mental capacities and biases of the experimenter as much as they reflect the mental and linguistic capacities of the chimpanzee. On the other hand, those experimenters who assume an active, social chimpanzee are in a position to find the mental and linguistic capacities that reflect the chimpanzee’s own abilities.

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Ethics, Animals, and Language,at I take to be the kernel of truth in each of the three responses and attempt to blend them into a fourth, more adequate position. In so doing, I hope to identify the significance of language in determining ethical restrictions on our use and treatment of nonhuman animals.

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Limits of Primate Talk,ryotes with recombinant DNA? Have we erected the ultimate Turing test (which seems to be a primary one for primatologists) whereby both parties can now be said to understand language because you, the observers, were fooled into thinking both of them were human?

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Linguistic Innateness and Its Evidence,ompetence of his chimpanzee, Sarah, even further. By using arbitrary plastic pieces for words, Premack claims to have taught Sarah certain rudiments of English syntax and semantics. Sarah strings her plastic words in grammatical order and seems able to answer questions, distinguish use and mention,

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Prospects for a Cognitive Ethology,lar animals may experience thoughts and feelings of one sort or another under various conditions. Determining the nature and extent of animal thinking is crucially important in our attempt to understand human uniqueness and our place in the universe, as has been discussed by Popper and Eccles (1977)

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Book 1983r-in­ Residence Program at Miami University, as well as the Departments of Classics, Philosophy, Psychology, and Sociology and Anthropology at Miami. We thank Barbara Johnson, Polly J. Harris and Brenda Shaw for their secretarial and editorial help, and Shirley Gallimore for her patience, care, good

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