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Abstract: Introduction So far, we have focussed on individual's cognitive capacities: Vision: face processing and imagery Speech: perception and production Text: reading Music: perception But it is clear that at least some of these cognitive capacities have evolved because humans live in social groupings. Eg: face processing language processing jon ICS Lecture 11 February 13, 2000 Introduction 2 The use of language It is therefore odd to study language capacities without taking into ... (Update)
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@misc{ oberlander-social,
author = "Jon Oberlander",
title = "Social cognition and communication: Co-ordination and convention",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/oberlander00social.html" }
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