History of glottogonic theories

Gordon Hewes

3-20

Speech origin

a review

Jan Wind

21-37

Adaptationist and nativist positions on language origins

A critique

Sonia Ragir

39-48

A systematic relationship between brain size increase and larynx transformation during hominization

Andrea Camperio Ciani, Brunetto Chiarelli

51-65

Auditory ossicles and the evolution of the primate ear

a biomechanical approach

Melchiorre Masali, Silvana Borgognini Tarli, Margherita Maffei

67-86

Basic features of cortical connectivity and some consideration on language

V. Braitenberg, A. Schüz

89-102

The motor theory of language

origin and function

Robin Allott

105-119

The neural circuitry underlying primate calls and human language

Terrence W. Deacon

121-162

Evolving mixed-media messages and grammatical language

secondary uses of the neural sequencing machinery needed for ballistic movements

William H. Calvin

163-179

The contribution of psycholinguistics to the study of language origins

Walburga Von Raffler-Engel

183-193

Cerebral lateralization of human languages clinical and experimental data

Franco Fabbro

195-224

The origin of visible language

Denise Schmandt-Besserat

225-234

Implications of the evolution of writing for the origin of language

can a paleoneurologist find happiness in the neolithic?

Dean Falk

235-241

Prelinguistic development of children and chimpanzees

B. T. Gardner, R. Gardner

245-263

Language origin

the role of animal cognition

I. B. Ulbaek

265-278

Evolution and lateralization of the two great primate action systems

Peter Macneilage

281-300

The primate isolation call and the evolution and physiological control of human speech

John D. Newman

301-321

Vocal communication of pan troglogytes

"triangulating" to the origin of spoken language

Christopher Boehm

323-350

Early signs of language in cross-fostered chimpanzees

B. T. Gardner, Gardner

351-381

Fossil skulls and hominid vocal tracts

new approaches to charting the evolution of human speech

Jeffrey T. Laitman, Joy S. Reidenberg, Patrick J. Gannon

385-397

On the evolutionary biology of speech and syntax

Philip Lieberman

399-419

The origin of language

an anthropological approach

Alexander Marshack

421-448

On emergent pre-language and language evolution and transcendent feedback from language production on cognition and emotion in early man

Arne Friemuth Petersen

449-464

Roots of language

the forbidden experiment

Alberto Nocentini

467-477

Pragmatics and the evolution of syntax

Leonard Rolfe

479-494

Language evolution

evidence from historical linguistics

Bernard Bichakjian

497-516

Evolution in language

evidence from the romance auxiliary

Brigitte Bauer

517-528

Pre-linguistic roots of language and its innate ideas

Dieter Marsal

531-539

On the origins of philosophical language

Ernest Marshall

541-549