The Genetic Code Of All Languages Part 1 An Overview
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The Genetic Code of All Languages (Part 2.1; Numerals)
There are separate set of numerals in different languages to represent numerals from 1 to 9. 'The Genetic Code of All Languages,' works on explaining the reason behind choosing a particular name and symbol for each of them.
The Genetic Code of All Languages, (Part-5; Hebrew)
This book investigates all the reasons, behind choosing a particular name (i.e.,Alef, Bet, Gimel), as well some complex symbols for all Hebrew alphabets . It also investigates the reasons of valuing a particular alphabet with a fixed numerical value, like '1' for 'Alef,' '2' for 'Bet' etc. To do this complex job of decoding, only one page 'Code Sheet' is applied, which is based on the theories of 'The Genetic Code of All Languages.'
Approaches to the Evolution of Language
Author: James R. Hurford
language: en
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Release Date: 1998-09-17
This is one of the first systematic attempts to bring language within the neo-Darwinian framework of modern evolutionary theory, without abandoning the vast gains in phonology and syntax achieved by formal linguistics over the past forty years. The contributors, linguists, psychologists, and paleoanthropologists, address such questions as: what is language as a category of behavior; is it an instrument of thought or of communication; what do individuals know when they know a language; what cognitive, perceptual, and motor capacities must they have to speak, hear, and understand a language? For the past two centuries, scientists have tended to see language function as largely concerned with the exchange of practical information. By contrast, this volume takes as its starting point the view of human intelligence as social, and of language as a device for forming alliances, in exploring the origins of the sound patterns and formal structures that characterize language.