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How cultural evolution has shaped language to fit the brain
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Morten Christiansen
February 25, 2021
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This is the first talk in the
41st Annual Distinguished Scholar Lecture Series —
How Does Language Work? Insights from Evolution, Acquisition and Processing
— delivered by Dr. Morten H. Christiansen to the
Department of Psychology
at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, September 2018.
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language evolution
cultural evolution
language
now-or-never bottleneck
evolution
words
processing
constraints
memory
speech
learners
experiment
representation
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Cognitive Science of Language Lab
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