The origin of the language. Facts, research, hypotheses
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The study of the issue of the origin of the human language, or glintogenesis, looks like a detective: too many versions and evidence-evidence has to be collected bit by bit. Moreover, these grains are from different sciences.
You also have anthropology: what kind of Homo did the communicative system formed as close to modern human languages? And neurophysiology: what areas of our brain can speak? And archeology: what can we say about the process of communication of the tools, ritual practices and rock drawings? And genetics: how and what genes conveyed to each other the ancient homo in order to speak in the end?
And of course, the study of glintogenesis is unthinkable without taking into account the achievements of linguistics: how did the grammar form and work and how do we learn it when we learn our native and foreign languages? But the main thing is whether the human language was originally one, or in different ends of the planet, independently of each other arose several grases?
In this book, a linguist, doctor of philological sciences Svetlana Burlak collected, summarized and set out in simple language the data of all these sciences and put forward her hypothesis of the origin of the language
You also have anthropology: what kind of Homo did the communicative system formed as close to modern human languages? And neurophysiology: what areas of our brain can speak? And archeology: what can we say about the process of communication of the tools, ritual practices and rock drawings? And genetics: how and what genes conveyed to each other the ancient homo in order to speak in the end?
And of course, the study of glintogenesis is unthinkable without taking into account the achievements of linguistics: how did the grammar form and work and how do we learn it when we learn our native and foreign languages? But the main thing is whether the human language was originally one, or in different ends of the planet, independently of each other arose several grases?
In this book, a linguist, doctor of philological sciences Svetlana Burlak collected, summarized and set out in simple language the data of all these sciences and put forward her hypothesis of the origin of the language
Author:
Author:BURLAK S.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Languages
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Scientific and popular literature
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00139-059-6
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