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Mon23Mar20263:00 pmBlandijn 2 3.30 (Camelot)Show content
Vocal communication of the Muriqui
Abstract:
What can we learn from animal communication, if we set this issue in terms of evolution? Comparisons with animal communication lead to a better understanding of some of the principles underlying human languages. Muriqui (Brachyteles hypoxantus) show that the acoustics of their vocalizations are generated from a set limited features in addition to showing non-linear characters in their voice source. A close examination of the communication system of the muriqui also shows that the recombination of discrete elements in part of their vocal communication shows both recursion and grammatical structure. -
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Past events
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Thu21Mar20191:00 pmGrote vergaderzaal (Blandijnberg 2, 3e verdieping)
Get to know your colleagues: Rozenn Guérois, Hilde Gunnink, Minah Nabirye and Alessandro Papini
Show contentProject presentations by new DiaLing members:
- Rozenn Guérois: "A typology of the passive voice in Bantu"
- Hilde Gunnink: "Language contact between migrating Bantu speakers and resident Khoisan speakers in southern Africa"
- Minah Nabirye: "Duplication processes in Lusoga morphosyntax"
- Alessandro Papini: "Stylistic and diatopic variation in the 'Vulgar' Latin vowel system. Rome and Italy: a statistical analysis based on inscriptional evidence."