What Language Reveals: A brief history from brain to civilization
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- Categories:Cultural History
- Language:Others
- Publication date:October,2024
- Pages:237
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:154mm×233mm
- Publication Place:Belgium
- Words:65K
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Review
– Sofie Lemaire, Belgian TV and radio presenter
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★Exceptionally well-written and stylistically strong
★Why do men use 'bigger' words when flirting? Why do we adjust our behaviour to others? How does forensic linguistics help track down terrorists?
Description
This book explores the history of language and its deep connection to human development. How do language and culture reflect each other? What signals do we send about ourselves through the way we speak? Does language shape our thoughts? And how does the way we use language reveal our gender, age, biases, and beliefs?
Author
various fields, including biostatistics, cultural evolution, and machine learning. He is a sought-after speaker and a frequent guest expert in the media.
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