The Origin Of Language: How We Learned To Speak And Why

The Origin Of Language: How We Learned To Speak And Why

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In A Radical New Story About The Birth Of Our Species, The Origin Of Language Argues That It Was Not Hunting, Fighting, Or ToolMaking That Forced Early Humans To Speak, But The Inescapable Need To Care For Our Children.Journeying To The Dawn Of Homo Sapiens, Evolutionary Biologist Madeleine Beekman Reveals The Happy Accidents Hidden In Our Molecular BiologyDna, Chromosomes, And ProteinsThat Led To One Of The Most Fateful Events In The History Of Life On Earth: Our Giving Birth To Babies Earlier In Their Development Than Our Hominid Cousins The Neanderthals And Denisovans. Faced With Highly Dependent Infants Requiring Years Of Nurturing And Protection, Early Human Communities Needed To Cooperate And Coordinate, And It Was This Unprecedented Need For Communication That Triggered The Creation Of Human LanguageAnd Changed Everything.Infused With CuttingEdge Science, Sharp Humor, And Insights Into The History Of Biology And Its Luminaries, Beekman Weaves A Narrative ThatS Both Enlightening And Entertaining. Challenging The Traditional Theories Of Male Luminaries Like Chomksy, Pinker, And Harari, She Invites Us Into The Intricate World Of Molecular Biology And Its Ancient Secrets. The Origin Of Language Is A Tour De Force By A Brilliant Biologist On How A Culture Of Cooperation And Care Have Shaped Our Existence.

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