The Meaning of Primate Signals
Herausgeber: Harre, Rom; Harr, Rom; Reynolds, Vernon
The Meaning of Primate Signals
Herausgeber: Harre, Rom; Harr, Rom; Reynolds, Vernon
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Language is just one particularly highly developed form of primate communication.
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Language is just one particularly highly developed form of primate communication.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juli 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 446g
- ISBN-13: 9780521087735
- ISBN-10: 0521087732
- Artikelnr.: 24928257
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juli 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 446g
- ISBN-13: 9780521087735
- ISBN-10: 0521087732
- Artikelnr.: 24928257
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Part I. The Setting of the Problem: 1 Devious intentions of monkeys and apes? Duane Quiatt
2. What the vocalizations of monkeys mean to humans and what they mean to monkeys themselves Robert M. Seyfarth
3. Category formation in vervet monkeys Dorothy L. Cheney
Part II. Theoretical Preliminaries: 4. The strange creature Justin Leiber
5. Vocabularies and theories Rom Harre
6. Ethology and language Edwin Ardener
7. Must monkeys mean? Roy Harris
8. The inevitability and utility of anthopomorphism in description of primate behaviour Pamela J. Asquith
Part III. Steps towards a solution: 9. 'Language' in apes H. S. Terrace
10. Social changes in a group of rhesus monkeys Vernon Reynolds
11. Categorization of social signals as derived from quantitative analyses of communication processes M. Maurus and D. Ploog
12. Experience tells Eric Jones and Michael Chance.
2. What the vocalizations of monkeys mean to humans and what they mean to monkeys themselves Robert M. Seyfarth
3. Category formation in vervet monkeys Dorothy L. Cheney
Part II. Theoretical Preliminaries: 4. The strange creature Justin Leiber
5. Vocabularies and theories Rom Harre
6. Ethology and language Edwin Ardener
7. Must monkeys mean? Roy Harris
8. The inevitability and utility of anthopomorphism in description of primate behaviour Pamela J. Asquith
Part III. Steps towards a solution: 9. 'Language' in apes H. S. Terrace
10. Social changes in a group of rhesus monkeys Vernon Reynolds
11. Categorization of social signals as derived from quantitative analyses of communication processes M. Maurus and D. Ploog
12. Experience tells Eric Jones and Michael Chance.
Part I. The Setting of the Problem: 1 Devious intentions of monkeys and apes? Duane Quiatt
2. What the vocalizations of monkeys mean to humans and what they mean to monkeys themselves Robert M. Seyfarth
3. Category formation in vervet monkeys Dorothy L. Cheney
Part II. Theoretical Preliminaries: 4. The strange creature Justin Leiber
5. Vocabularies and theories Rom Harre
6. Ethology and language Edwin Ardener
7. Must monkeys mean? Roy Harris
8. The inevitability and utility of anthopomorphism in description of primate behaviour Pamela J. Asquith
Part III. Steps towards a solution: 9. 'Language' in apes H. S. Terrace
10. Social changes in a group of rhesus monkeys Vernon Reynolds
11. Categorization of social signals as derived from quantitative analyses of communication processes M. Maurus and D. Ploog
12. Experience tells Eric Jones and Michael Chance.
2. What the vocalizations of monkeys mean to humans and what they mean to monkeys themselves Robert M. Seyfarth
3. Category formation in vervet monkeys Dorothy L. Cheney
Part II. Theoretical Preliminaries: 4. The strange creature Justin Leiber
5. Vocabularies and theories Rom Harre
6. Ethology and language Edwin Ardener
7. Must monkeys mean? Roy Harris
8. The inevitability and utility of anthopomorphism in description of primate behaviour Pamela J. Asquith
Part III. Steps towards a solution: 9. 'Language' in apes H. S. Terrace
10. Social changes in a group of rhesus monkeys Vernon Reynolds
11. Categorization of social signals as derived from quantitative analyses of communication processes M. Maurus and D. Ploog
12. Experience tells Eric Jones and Michael Chance.