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E-grāmata: Evolution Of Language, The - Proceedings Of The 10th International Conference (Evolang X)

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This volume comprises refereed papers and abstracts of the 10th International Conference on the Evolution of Language (EVOLANGX), held in Vienna on 14–17th April 2014. As the leading international conference in the field, the biennial EVOLANG meeting is characterised by an invigorating, multidisciplinary approach to the origins and evolution of human language, and brings together researchers from many subject areas, including anthropology, archaeology, biology, cognitive science, computer science, genetics, linguistics, neuroscience, palaeontology, primatology and psychology.For this 10th conference, the proceedings will include a special perspectives section featuring prominent researchers reflecting on the history of the conference and its impact on the field of language evolution since the inaugural EVOLANG conference in 1996.
Preface v
Program Committee vii
Perspectives on EVOLANG
1(22)
The Evolution of EVOLANG
3(20)
Michael Arbib
6(1)
Cedric Boeckx
7(1)
Michael Corballis
8(1)
Bart de Boer
9(1)
Jean-Louis Dessalles
10(1)
Ramon Ferrer-i-Cancho
11(1)
W. Tecumseh Fitch
12(1)
James R. Hurford
13(1)
Sverker Johansson
14(1)
Simon Kirby
15(1)
Chris Knight
16(1)
Phillip Lieberman
17(1)
Heidi Lyn
18(1)
Kazuo Okanoya
19(1)
Thom Scott-Phillips
20(1)
Luc Steels
21(1)
Maggie Tallerman
22(1)
Papers
23(346)
Diachronic processes in language as signaling under conflicting interests
25(8)
Christopher Ahern
Robin Clark
Syntactic development in phenotypic space
33(8)
Lluis Barcelo-Coblijn
Antoni Gomila Benejam
Finding the underpinnings: The last quarter century
41(9)
Ted Bayne
Strategies for the emergence of first-order phrase structure
50(8)
Emilia Garcia Casademont
Luc Steels
What were we talking about? Exchanging social models as a route to language
58(8)
Martin Edwardes
Why might SOV be initially preferred and then lost or recovered? A theoretical framework
66(8)
Ramon Ferrer-i-Cancho
Linguistic animals: Understanding language through a comparative approach
74(8)
Piera Filippi
Creative compositionality from reinforcement learning in signaling games
82(8)
Michael Franke
Overlapping and synchronization in the song of the Indris (Indri indri)
90(8)
Marco Gamba
Valeria Torti
Giovanna Bonadonna
Gregorio Guzzo
Cristina Giacoma
A matter of perspective: Viewpoint phenomena in the evolution of grammar
98(8)
Michael Pleyer
Stefan Hartmann
A constructionist approach to the evolution of morphological complexity
106(8)
Stefan Hartmann
Language evolved for storytelling in a super-fast evolution
114(8)
Till Nikolaus von Heiseler
What iconicity can and cannot do for proto-Language
122(8)
Elizabeth Irvine
Did language evolve incommunicado?
130(8)
Sverker Johansson
Hunter-gatherer egalitarianism enabled grammar to evolve
138(8)
Chris Knight
Jerome Lewis
Grasping compositional patterns in an artificial language by Chinese participants
146(8)
Yau Wai Lam
Tao Gong
The emergence of compound signals
154(7)
Erkki Luuk
Hendrik Luuk
Modality switch in human language evolution
161(8)
Roland Muhlenbernd
Dankmar Enke
Matthias Villing
Natalja Gavrilov
Jonas David Nick
Broadcasting to the enemy: Deception as a solution in evolution of language
169(8)
L'udovit Malinovsky
Recursion is not language domain-specific: Interim results of a research program
177(8)
Mauricio Martins
On the emergence of bilingualism in a communication "ALL" task as a result of competition between social conformism and language simplification
185(8)
Jerome Michaud
Establishing a communication system: Miscommunication drives abstraction
193(2)
Gregory J. Mills
On the reliability of unreliable information: Gossip as cultural memory
195(2)
Dominic Mitchell
Joanna J. Bryson
Gordon P. D. Ingram
Homo praedicans
197(8)
Albert F. H. Naccache
The phonatory culture hypothesis
205(8)
Dillon Niederhut
Evolution of tense and aspect
213(8)
Mieko Ogura
Takumi Inakazu
William S.-Y. Wang
Orofacial gestures in language evolution: The auditory feedback hypothesis
221(7)
Sylwester Orzechowski
Slawomir Wacewicz
Przemyslaw Zywiczynski
Iconicity and ape gesture
228(8)
Marcus Perlman
Nathaniel Clark
Joanne E. Tanner
Iterative vocal charades: The emergence of conventions in vocal communication
236(8)
Marcus Perlman
Rick Dale
Gary Lupyan
Constructions, construal and cooperation in the evolution of language
244(8)
Michael Pleyer
Nicolas Lindner
Female philopatry and egalitarianism as conditions for the emergence of intersubjectivity
252(8)
Camilla Power
The role of coordination in regularization
260(2)
Martina Pugliese
Vittorio Loreto
Christine Cuskley
Claudio Castellano
Francesca Colaiori
Francesca Tria
The psychology of biological clocks: A new framework for the evolution of rhythm
262(8)
Andrea Ravignani
Dan Bowling
Simon Kirby
The paradox of linguistic complexity and community size
270(8)
Florencia Reali
Nick Chater
Morten H. Christiansen
Social interaction influences the evolution of cognitive biases for language
278(8)
Sean G. Roberts
Bill Thompson
Kenny Smith
Understanding the linguistic structure and evolution of web search queries
286(8)
Rishiraj Saha Roy
M. Dastagiri Reddy
Niloy Ganguly
Monojit Choudhury
The role of iconicity in the evolution of linguistic structure
294(2)
Julio Santiago
Monica Tamariz
Gabriella Vigliocco
David Vinson
Linearisation of adjectives: The grammatical face of perceptual/conceptual biases?
296(6)
Jakob M. Steixner
Supporting evidence for language polygenesis from Neanderthal-Human interbreeding
302(8)
Szeto Pui Yiu
Language emergence in the laboratory: A method suitable to dynamical systems analysis
310(8)
Whitney Tabor
Russell Richie
Harry Dankowicz
Is the syntax rubicon more of a mirage?
318(8)
Maggie Tallerman
Symbol extension and meaning generation in cultural evolution for displaced communication
326(8)
Kaori Tamura
Takashi Hashimoto
Fitness landscapes in cultural language evolution: A case study on German definite articles
334(8)
Remi van Trijp
Social word learning strategies in different cultures
342(2)
Paul Vogt
J. Douglas Mastin
The mental synthesis theory: The dual origin of human language
344(9)
Andrey Vyshedskiy
Cognitive factors motivating the evolution of word meanings: Evidence from corpora, behavioral data and encyclopedic network structure
353(8)
Bodo Winter
Graham Thompson
Matthias Urban
The magic number 4: Evolutionary pressures on semantic frame structure
361(8)
Dekai Wu
Abstracts
369(198)
Rule learning in humans and animals
371(2)
Raquel G. Alhama
Remko Scha
Willem Zuidema
The Putty-nosed monkey `Pyow-Hack' sequence: Compositional or an idiomatic expression?
373(2)
Kate Arnold
Klaus Zuberbuhler
Primate pragmatics: Putty-nosed monkeys use contextual information to disambiguate the cause of alarm calls
375(2)
Kate Arnold
Klaus Zuberbuhler
The evolution of human cognitive systems: Comparative approaches to language and music
377(2)
Rie Asano
Uwe Seifert
Sociocultural determiners of linguistic complexity
379(2)
Mark Atkinson
Kenny Smith
Simon Kirby
Speaking of language and evolution
381(2)
Christina Behme
Language disorders as windows on language evolution
383(2)
Antonio Benitez-Burraco
Cedric Boeckx
Zipf's law across languages of the world: Towards a quantitative measure of lexical diversity
385(2)
Christian Bentz
Douwe Kiela
Informational structure of an emerging communication system is shaped by its environment
387(2)
Till Bergmann
Rick Dale
Gary Lupyan
Spirals in language evolution
389(2)
Katrien Beuls
Sound symbolism and the origins of language
391(2)
Damian E. Blasi
Morten H. Christiansen
Søren Wichmann
Harald Hammarstrom
Peter F. Stadler
The origins of combinatorial communication
393(2)
Richard A. Blythe
Thomas C. Scott-Phillips
A proposal concerning the gene network that regulates the shape of the language-ready brain
395(2)
Cedric Boeckx
Antonio Benitez-Burraco
Sign-theory and the origin of language
397(2)
Denis Bouchard
Social origins of rhythm? Synchrony and temporal regularity in human vocalization
399(2)
Daniel L. Bowling
Christian T. Herbst
W. Tecumseh Fitch
Bridging the gap: From bodily mimesis to speech
401(2)
Erin Brown
Jordan Zlatev
The emergence of combinatoriality in the cultural transmission of pop songs in a children's gameshow
403(2)
Jon W. Carr
The cumulative cultural evolution of category structure in an open-ended meaning space
405(2)
Jon W. Carr
Hannah Cornish
Simon Kirby
Do talk to strangers: Maternal and non-maternal interaction in the transmission of primate gesture
407(2)
Erica A. Cartmill
Richard W. Byrne
The evolution of polysemy in child language
409(2)
Bernardino Casas
Neus Catala
Ramon Ferrer-i-Cancho
Jaume Baixeries
Zebra finches can learn to recognize affixations
411(2)
Jiani Chen
Naomi Jansen
Carel ten Cate
Vocal communication in Gibbons
413(2)
Esther Clarke
Klaus Zuberbuhler
Ulrich H. Reichard
The dissolution of language & speech following brain damage
415(2)
Chris Code
Frequency and stability of linguistic variants
417(2)
Christine Cuskley
Claudio Castellano
Francesca Colaiori
Vittorio Loreto
Martina Pugliese
Francesca Tria
Biological adaptation to cultural traits
419(2)
Bart de Boer
Language and speech are old: A review of the evidence and consequences for modern linguistic diversity
421(2)
Dan Dediu
Stephen C. Levinson
The role of the human political singularity in the emergence of language
423(2)
Jean-Louis Dessalles
Conversational infrastructure and the convergent evolution of linguistic items
425(2)
Mark Dingemanse
Francisco Torreira
N. J. Enfield
Words as unmotivated cues
427(2)
Pierce Edmiston
Gary Lupyan
Representations are selected: They don't just drift
429(2)
T. Mark Ellison
Nicolas Fay
Monica Tamariz
Dale Barr
The cumulative cultural evolution of an instruction language
431(2)
Nicolas Fay
Mark Ellison
Riccardo Fusaroli
Kristian Tylen
Birds tutored with their own developing song produce wildtype-like song as adults
433(2)
Olga Feher
Kenta Suzuki
Kazuo Okanoya
Iva Ljubicic
Ofer Tchernichovski
Regularization in language evolution: On the joint contribution of domain-specific biases and domain-general frequency learning
435(2)
Vanessa Ferdinand
Simon Kirby
Kenny Smith
The effect of pitch enhancement on spoken language acquisition
437(2)
Piera Filippi
Bruno Gingras
W. Tecumseh Fitch
Language from gesture? Emergent transitivity marking in Nicaraguan Sign Language
439(2)
Molly Flaherty
Susan Goldin-Meadow
Ann Senghas
Marie Coppola
Lila Gleitman
Four wrong ideas in evolutionary linguistics
441(2)
Koji Fujita
Artificial grammar learning in infants, adults, and songbirds: What is shared, what is learned?
443(2)
Andreea Geambasu
Clara C. Levelt
Michelle J. Spierings
Carel ten Cate
A revival of the homo loquens as a builder of labeled structures
445(2)
Tomas Goucha
Emiliano Zaccarella
Angela D. Friederici
Language development in children with laryngeal abnormalities identifies prerequisites for verbal protolanguage
447(2)
Caroline N. Green
Glenn E. Green
Multimodal communication in wild chimpanzees
449(2)
Catherine Hobaiter
Richard W. Byrne
Klaus Zuberbuhler
Comparative method for determining lexical stress in nonsense words
451(2)
Marisa Hoeschele
W. Tecumseh Fitch
Sound symbolism and arbitrary sound-meaning relationships in language
453(2)
Mutsumi Imai
Michiko Asano
Guillaume Thierry
Keiichi Kitajo
Hiroyuki Okada
Sotaro Kita
Tracing language primitives: Phonosemantic realization of fundamental oppositional pairs
455(2)
Gerd Carling
Arthur Holmer
Niklas Johansson
Joost Van de Weijer
Jordan Zlatev
The origins of regularity in language: Why coordination matters
457(2)
Caroline Kamps
Vanessa Ferdinand
Simon Kirby
Efficient communication and language evolution
459(2)
Paul Kay
Evolutionary paths to compositional language
461(2)
Dimitar Kazakov
Mark Bartlett
Systems emerge: The cultural evolution of interdependent sequential behaviours in the lab
463(2)
Simon Kirby
Hannah Cornish
Kenny Smith
Formant tuning technique in vocalizations of non-human primates
465(2)
Hiroki Koda
Masumi Wakita
Nobuo Masataka
Takeshi Nishimura
Isao T. Tokuda
Chisako Oyakawa
Toshikuni Nihonmatus
Bow-and-arrow technology: Mapping human cognition and perhaps language evolution
467(2)
Alexandra Regina Kratschmer
Miriam Noel Haidle
Marlize Lombard
Patterns of variation in language and tool use: An ethnographic and comparative approach
469(2)
Anneliese Kuhle
From grasping to grooming to gossip
471(2)
David A. Leavens
Jared P. Taglialatela
William D. Hopkins
A multimodal perspective on ape communication
473(2)
Katja Liebal
Social structure from language games
475(2)
Dorota Lipowska
Adam Lipowski
Getting communication started: The superiority of gesture over non-linguistic vocalization
477(2)
Casey Lister
Nicolas Fay
T. Mark Ellison
Susan Goldin-Meadow
The effect of size of articulation space on the emergence of combinatorial structure
479(2)
Hannah Little
Bart de Boer
Comparative psychology and the evolution of language: Methodology matters
481(2)
Heidi Lyn
Pronomial characteristics of an evolved language: Is brevity an evolutionary advantage?
483(2)
Caroline Lyon
Joe Saunders
Chrystopher Nehaniv
Culture vs. biology: Adversarial coevolution during the evolution of the lexicon
485(2)
Luke McCrohon
From hand to mouth: Fine precision grip during mutual grooming elicited wide lip movements in wild Fongoli chimpanzees
487(2)
Adrien Meguerditchian
Marie Plouvier
Jill D. Pruetz
William D. Hopkins
The nature of language in interaction
489(2)
Ashley Micklos
Dogs need embodied directions: Children but not dogs possess skills needed for communicating with absent interlocutors
491(2)
Richard Moore
Bettina Mueller
Juliane Kaminski
Michael Tomasello
Is Gricean communication necessarily cooperative?
493(2)
Richard Moore
What Dwight L. Bolinger probably would have contributed to evolutionary linguistics
495(2)
Salikoko S. Mufwene
Motivated vs. conventional systematicity: Implications for language learning and the structure of the lexicon
497(2)
Alan Nielsen
Simon Kirby
Kenny Smith
The role of vocal learning in the acoustic communication of the Egyptian fruit bat
499(2)
Yosef Prat
Mor Taub
Yossi Yovel
Detecting differences between the languages of Neandertals and modern humans
501(2)
Sean G. Roberts
Dan Dediu
Stephen C. Levinson
The effect of iconicity on the emergence of combinatorial structure: An experimental study
503(2)
Gareth Roberts
Bruno Galantucci
Accelerated regions and the language faculty
505(2)
Carmen Saldana
Chimpanzee food grunts are directed at specific individuals: Precursors for triadic communication?
507(2)
Anne Marijke Schel
Simon W. Townsend
Zarin Machanda
Klaus Zuberbuhler
Katie E. Slocombe
About time: Semantic structure in emerging language
509(2)
Marieke Schouwstra
Handicaps are unnecessary for human communication
511(2)
Thomas C. Scott-Phillips
Maxwell N. Burton-Chellew
Stuart A. West
The origins of word meaning
513(2)
Catriona Silvey
Intentionality in the production of chimpanzee alarm calls
515(2)
Katie E. Slocombe
Simon W. Townsend
Zarin Machanda
Klaus Zuberbuhler
Anne M. Schel
The cognitive underpinnings of metaphor as the driving force of language evolution
517(2)
Andrew D. M. Smith
Stefan H. Hofler
Prosodic cue weighting by zebra finches
519(2)
Michelle J. Spierings
Carel ten Cate
Minimal requirements for the emergence of learned signalling
521(2)
Matthew Spike
Kevin Stadler
Simon Kirby
Kenny Smith
Incremental recruitment language---A formalism for evolutionary semantics
523(2)
Michael Spranger
Momentum-based language change: A non-adaptive model of directional selection
525(2)
Kevin Stadler
Richard A. Blythe
Kenny Smith
Simon Kirby
Symbolisation and cognition
527(2)
Justin Sulik
The evolutionary relations between music and language: A cross-musical idiom approach from the comparative perspective of language and music
529(2)
Xiaoxia Sun
Uwe Seifert
Organization of language: Evaluation of modularity theories
531(2)
Adam Szalontai
Katalin Csiszar
Culture: Copying, compression and conventionality
533(2)
Monica Tamariz
Simon Kirby
Model fitting and prediction for language evolution
535(2)
Bill Thompson
Vanessa Ferdinand
The effect of communication on category structure
537(2)
Bill Thompson
Catriona Silvey
Simon Kirby
Kenny Smith
On the relations between articulatory gestures and manual grasping
539(2)
Lari Vainio
Mikko Tiainen
Martti Vainio
Kaisa Tiippana
Learning speech-like signals from a skewed continuous distribution
541(2)
Sabine van der Ham
Bart de Boer
Development of language through shared intentionality and categorization
543(2)
Olga Vasileva
Iterated learning of sound systems and the emergence of tone categories
545(2)
Tessa Verhoef
Bart de Boer
Selection in the lexicon
547(2)
Annemarie Verkerk
Andreea S. Calude
Mark Pagel
Frequency-dependent bias affects the spread of human communication systems
549(2)
Bradley Walker
Nicolas Fay
T. Mark Ellison
Adaptive strategies in the origins of semantic categories
551(2)
Pieter Wellens
The influence of music on the perception of emotions in voice samples: Evolutionary implications
553(2)
Jacek Wilczynski
Slawomir Wacewicz
Przemyslaw Zywiczynski
Semantic crowding triggers systematically structured sign systems
555(2)
Michael Wilson
T. Mark Ellison
Nicolas Fay
Speech is characterized by robustness, neutrality and evolvability
557(2)
Bodo Winter
Experimentally investigating the role of context in the structuring of the linguistic system over cultural evolution
559(2)
James Winters
Simon Kirby
Kenny Smith
Neural networks, algebraic rules & human uniqueness
561(2)
Marieke S. Woensdregt
Willem Zuidema
Modelling language competition without prestige
563(2)
Meng Han Zhang
Tao Gong
Requirements on scenarios for the evolution of language and cognition
565(2)
Willem Zuidema
Authors Index 567