Julie Sedivy – The Unusual Language That Linguists Thought Couldn’t Exist (via Nautilus)
This is a very interesting article from Julie Sedivy at Nautilus that riffs on another article from Nautilus, by Elizabeth Svoboda, The Family That Couldn’t Say Hippopotamus. The latter article presents recent genetic research that weakens (at best) or refutes (at worst) Noam Chomsky’s universal grammar hypothesis (which, aside from Geoffrey Sampson, George Lakoff, and … Read more