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Table of Contents:
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2012. vi, 198 pp.
Table of Contents
Opening remarks 231
Introduction
Marcelo Dascal 233 – 240
Articles
No need for instinct: Coordinated communication as an emergent self organized process
Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr. and Nathaniel Clark 241 – 262
Like the breathability of air: Embodied embedded communication
Willem F.G. Haselager 263 – 274
Linguistic fire and human cognitive powers
Stephen J. Cowley 275 – 294
Language: Between cognition, communication and culture
Anne Reboul 295 – 316
Language is an instrument for thought. Really?
Jan Nuyts 317 – 333
Cognition, communication, and readiness for language
Jens Allwood 334 – 355
Understanding others requires shared concepts
Anna Wierzbicka 356 – 379
Replies
Not quite organizational: A response to Raymond W. Gibbs and Nathaniel Clark
Daniel L. Everett 381 – 385
Breathability, learnability, and the illusion of design: A response to Haselager
Daniel L. Everett 386 – 387
Exocognitive Linguistics: A response to Cowley
Daniel L. Everett 388 – 391
Response to Reboul: Between cognition, communication, and culture
Daniel L. Everett 392 – 407
Language can help us think. Really.: Reply to Jan Nuyts
Daniel L. Everett 408 – 410
Linguistics, Truth, and Culture: A Response to Jens Allwood
Daniel L. Everett 411 – 416
Understanding others requires adaptive thinking: Response to Wierzbicka
Daniel L. Everett 417 – 428
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