Acoustic phonetics 57
Affect 39 –46 50
,
117
,
136ff
,
176ff
Affect as attentional mechanism 136
,
176ff
Aliens 7
,
169
,
186. Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence
Analysis by synthesis 98
Anderson, S.R. 74
Arbitrariness and purpose 10
,
16
Arsenic and phosphorous 180
Articulatory features 74ff
Articulatory phonetics 57
Artificial intelligence 22
,
103
,
105
,
137
,
188
Aspiration in speech 59
,
84
,
87
,
115
Astrobiology 180
Asymmetric perception and action 29n3
,
180
,
180
Asymmetries in language 69
,
72
,
152
Atemporal cognitive entities 37
,
51
,
116
Attention 40
,
107
,
110
,
112
,
117
,
125
automatic 121
complexity 150
,
152
mechanism 40
Attention as behaviour 127
,
140
Babbling 155
Background Processes (bgp) 92 –97 105
,
117
,
123
,
128
,
163 –86
off-line 51
,
92
,
98
,
105
,
115ff
,
140
,
169 –84
Balance 121
Bee(s) 102
Bee language 115
,
130
,
134
Berko, J. 82
,
112
Berwick, R.C. 142
,
148
Berwick, R.C. and Chomsky, N. 113
,
142
,
148
Bickerton 143 –48
Bi-directionality 1
,
10
,
21 –25 37
,
92 –106 117
,
121 –32 182 –84
Binaural spatial location 32ff
Biogenetic law
.
see Haeckel
Birkhead, T. 12
,
162ff
Boundary alignment 119
,
125
Brain-waves 33
Carstairs-McCarthy, A. 77
,
142 –44 152ff
Categorical perception 57 –66 72 –78 137
Cherry, E.C. 75
Child language acquisition 36
,
50
,
59 –73 112 –20 137 –48 155 –58 169ff
Chomsky, N. 30
,
39
,
49
Clarke, A. 98
,
103
,
129
Classifiers and proforms 158ff
Cline, E.H. 63n6
Co-adaptation in evolution 138 –40 149ff
Cognitive Linguistics 5
,
106
Competence and performance 146
Componentiality 26
,
36
,
40
,
47
,
73
,
120
,
124ff
,
143
,
172
Computational modelling 2
,
33ff
,
50
,
96 –108
Comrie, B. 56
,
66
,
69ff
,
72
Consciousness 110ff
,
135 –39 163 –68 174 –82 188 –90
Consonantary 63n6
Context 41
Contextualization 41 –49 94
,
96
,
119
,
124 –136 146 –50 166
,
177
Corporeal boundary 23ff
,
36
,
164
,
169
Creativity 183ff
,
189
Creole 147
Croft, W. 70
Cybernetics 4
,
11n1
,
180n5
,
180
,
180n7
de Léon, D. 41ff
Deaf children and speech 54
Design features 158
Diringer, D. 63n6
Discourse 19
,
41
,
45ff
,
66
,
102
,
135
,
146
,
166
,
185
Distinctive features 65
,
75 –84 137
Distributed Affect 43ff
Distributed Cognition 41 –45 123 –25 134
,
166 –70 174 –85
Edmondson, W.H. 4
,
41
,
43
,
68
,
77
,
86
,
157 –59 171
Entity boundaries 119
,
133
,
137
Entity boundary imprecision 132
Error handling in Pantome model 99
Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (ETI) 164
,
179 –89
thought experiment 179
behaviour 141
homeostasis 20
,
22
,
40
,
189
language 108
,
110
,
139ff
,
141 –49 151 –60 167 –81 186
the (de-) sequencing engine 104ff
,
129
,
135ff
,
149 –52 161 –63 187ff
Exaptation 139n6
,
180
,
180
Experience of consciousness 174
,
182
Expression of functionality 97
,
108
Feature spreading 83 –88
Firth, J.R. 74
Flash-bulb memories 171
Formalism 49
,
60
,
72 –4 79
,
84 –96
computational 103 –105
phonological 84 –86 97 –98
Fox, M. 63n6
Freud, S. 175
Functional specification 1 –7 110
of the brain 3 –7 10
,
22ff
,
33 –37 39
,
48
,
95
,
125 –28 167
,
173
,
179 –90
Futurity 119ff
,
129 –34
General Cognitive Principles 20
,
23
,
29
,
37
,
39
,
48
,
73
,
106
,
187ff
gcp1 23 –25 63
,
156 –59
gcp2 23
,
25
,
29
,
36 –40 47
,
90
,
128
,
156
gcp3 23
,
26
,
29
,
36
,
48
,
50
,
111
,
141
gcp4 39
,
48
,
50ff
,
112
,
115
,
136
gcp5 39ff
,
117
gcp6 39ff
,
117
,
136
gcp7 39
,
41 –48 150
,
169
,
176
gcp8 39
,
47 –51 176ff
necessary 37
set 48
Gesturing 159
Goldilocks zone 181
Goldsmith, J. 74
,
85
Greenberg, J.H. 70
Growth point 159
Gubaidulina, S. 184
Guide dogs 42
,
174
Haeckel, E. 4
,
154 –59
Ham and Eggs 112. Rules
Hawkins, J.A. 70
Hayes, B. 56
,
74ff
,
81ff
,
88n1
Hefting 46
Hemispheric specialization 145ff
,
156
Heterogeneity 45
,
110
,
140
,
147
,
185
Hierarchy 26 –31 48
,
72
,
85 –88 98 –101 120
,
127
Homeostasis 10ff
,
20n3
,
180
,
180
,
180
,
180ff
,
180n5
,
180
,
180
Homogeneity 140
,
146 –48 165ff
,
182
Homo neanderthalensis 128
,
139
,
161
Homo sapiens 143
,
166
Homo sapiens sapiens 119
,
135
,
149
,
165 –67 181
,
188
Human-Computer Interaction 1
,
42
Hutchins, E. 41ff
ibm, bgc and tla 173
Imagistic signing 6
,
158ff
Incredulity premiss 114
,
167
Incremental change in
delivery of function 128
language 144
,
148
Inherent sequence and sequentiality 12ff
,
15 –17 20
,
24
Innate versus learned 8
,
35
,
51
,
113 –16 121
,
147
Inter-species behaviour 42ff
Inter-species knowability 169
,
175ff
,
178 –80
Internal speech 177ff
Jackendoff, R. 142 –48 163
Kanizsa triangle illusion 173
Kanzi 95
Ladefoged, P. & Johnson, K. 56 –62 74
,
85
Language acquisition 136
learnability problem 113
Peters, A.M. 36
,
67
speech 36
,
59 –62 65 –72
Language and Thought 149
,
163ff
mind-body debate 167
Language as attentional mechanism 135
,
137
,
150
management of si 165
Language behaviour 3
possibility of 3
,
24
,
49ff
,
106
,
149
,
188
Language change 147
morphological 69
universals 69
,
72
word order 69
Lashley, K.S. 23
,
29 –34 116
Learning 2
,
34 –37 39 –41 45 –51 110
Lenneberg, E.H. 31
,
33ff
,
38
Levelt, W.J.M. 18ff
Lieberman, P. 157
,
186
Lip-rounding 75
,
82 –86 88
,
89
,
94
,
119
Listener’s conception of speech 57
Locomotion, sequence & cyclicity 13
Lotman, Y.M. 44
,
56
MacNeilage, P.F. 71
,
142
,
144
,
151ff
,
154 –59
Management of Sequential Imperative 120
,
123ff
,
136
experience of 126
,
135 –39 174ff
,
178
,
181
summarised 125
Martians 168
,
179
Maximal Onset Principle 64
,
76
,
119
McClelland, J.L. & Rumelhart, D.E. 32
Medium of thought 182
Merge 148
Message Model 56n1
Mind 105
,
140
,
167ff
,
170
,
172 –77 178 –84
Mind-body problem 6
,
37
,
167ff
,
173 –79 188
Mind-reading 170
Modularity 100
,
164
Morpheme as phoneme 68
Morphology 54
,
56
,
71
,
90
,
98
,
153
language typology 69
organization 67ff
Multi-tasking 121 –25 128
,
132
,
135 –42 150ff
,
161 –67 185 –88
limits 165
management of attention 122
,
124
Murmuration 162
Musculoskeletal system 34 –36
calibration 34
Nagel, T. 110
,
167ff
,
174ff
,
179
Naum Gabo 28
,
85
Neisser, U. 18ff
,
25ff
,
126
,
185
Neural mechanisms 31
Neurophysiological factors 29
Neurophysiological instrumentation 33
Non-concatenative morphology 67ff
Non-human primates 95
,
154
,
164
Non-linear phonology 84ff
,
88
,
91
,
94
,
97
,
102
,
111
Non-linguistic management of si 164
,
179
Now 132 –34
Now-span 135 –37 165
,
169
,
174ff
Pantome 99 –108 111
,
116
,
132
,
173
Phoneme, phone, allophone 59 –71 74
Phonological calculator 81
Phonology 4
,
6
,
49ff
,
54
,
84ff
,
88
,
91
,
94
,
97
,
104
,
107
,
111
,
141 –43
Pidgin 147
Pig latin 101
,
120
Plasticity 166
,
179
Post-materialist account of mind 167
Poverty of stimulus 113
Prediction 103
,
129
,
132
,
135
Primus inter pares 89
,
99 –102 120
,
124 –129 137
,
140
Principles and parameters 113
Projected Affect 44ff
Projected Cognition 41ff
,
44 –46 166
,
184
Proto-language 141
,
143ff
,
148
,
153
,
166
,
187
Recursion 101ff
Reductionism 105
,
167 –69
Representations 17
,
22ff
,
29 –34 103
,
172
Role and Reference Grammar 90
Rules 50
,
59
,
92
,
102
,
105
ham and eggs 112 –15
learning 72 –74
nasalization 79ff
plural formation 80 –83
Rumelhart, D.E. & McClelland, J.L. 32
Saccades in vision 18
,
36
,
126ff
,
172
Schoenemann, P.T. 138
,
153ff
Segment boundaries 85
,
137
Segments and Segmentation 20 –28 36ff
,
40
,
56
,
62ff
,
71 –90 99
,
106ff
,
137
,
143
Semiosphere 44
,
150
,
189
Semiotic freedom 23ff
,
63
Sensorium 169 –78
Sequentiality 10 –21 23 –25 27
,
37
,
92
,
116
,
126
,
158
,
169
Serbo-Croatian 70
Serving, supporting and delivering the si 48
Signed language 6
,
54ff
,
69
,
90ff
,
94
,
111
,
115
,
141
,
148
,
158
gesture 150
,
157
reversed motion 158ff
segments 87
,
157ff
,
182
Silences in speech 57ff
Simultaneity 11
,
17
,
117 –25
Situated behaviour 41
Size of brain 21
,
37
,
95
,
105
,
120
,
122ff
,
127ff
,
138
,
161
,
166
,
190
Sonority 63ff
,
76 –78 157
Spandrels 139n6
Speciation 139ff
,
151ff
,
161 –66 181
,
189
Speech evolution from signing 157
,
160
Speech production 45
,
56 –65 71
,
76
,
79 –83 90
,
94ff
,
111
,
118
,
157
,
187
articulation idiosyncracies 61
,
100
gesture targets 61
,
74 –78 84
Stereoscopic vision 12
,
161
Stimulus-response 30
,
33
Stress 26
,
61ff
,
66
,
77
,
90
,
101
,
177
Suchman, L.A. 41
Suprasegmental Structures 71
account 74
,
78
,
83ff
Syllabaries 63ff
Syllable(s) 13
,
26
,
33
,
49
,
61 –69 71 –90 98 –108 143ff
,
152ff
constituency 63
,
64
,
76ff
,
120
sonority 63ff
,
76 –78 157
structure 69
,
76 –78 89
,
118
,
153
weight 76
,
90
Syllable frame and content 155ff
Synaesthesia 170ff
,
178
Synthetic speech 65
,
98ff
Tea making 14 –22 25
,
107
,
182
Text-to-speech conversion 98
Theory of mind 172n4
Thought 39
,
47ff
,
111
,
140
,
149
,
160
,
163ff
,
176 –85
Three dimensional model 28
,
68
,
72
,
85
,
87 –94 101
formalism 49
,
74
,
84 –105
Time-switch 1
,
10
,
23
,
34
,
186
Timescales 10
,
119
,
126
,
133
,
182
Tomasello, M. 45
Tree diagram 26 –29 90
,
101
Tree structures as artefacts 101
Triggering 115ff
,
146
Triliteral roots 67
Underspecification of rules in grammar 113
Universal Grammar 2
,
39
,
71
,
106
,
110
,
113
,
139
,
143
,
145
,
167
Vocal apparatus 56
,
152
Vocal tract configurations 64ff
targets 74 –77
Voice Onset Time (vot) 59 –65 72ff
,
84
,
87
,
91
,
115
,
150ff
Waitabits 179ff
Weird life 179ff
Wetware 2
,
5
,
31
,
97
,
102
,
108
,
110
,
164
Wonderment premiss 114
Writing systems 63n6
,
180n10