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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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Tue13Jan2015Thu15Jan2015Blandijnberg 2
Argument structure and the dative. Case studies from Romance languages with special reference to Spanish
Show contentSpecialist course Argument structure and the dative. Case studies from Romance languages with special reference to Spanish.
Lecturer:
Prof. Dr. Chantal Melis (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)