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The article completely dismisses persistent culture and only searches for a biological capability for language in each individual. The cultural argument conten
by hawleyal 12y ago
The article completely dismisses persistent culture and only searches for a biological capability for language in each individual.
The cultural argument contends that complex behavior (including communication) is merely the result of consistent sharing and learning throughout a population over time. Basically, familiarity allows mutual understanding and eventually communication, verbal or otherwise.
- coldtea 12y ago>The article completely dismisses persistent culture and only searches for a biological capability for language in each individual. Did you even read TFA? It actually does the contrary... the whole last part is about the cultural development of language...