Contents 1 Useful Websites 2 Books Related to the Study of Human Language 2.1 Biolinguistics 3 See Also

Useful WebsitesEdit

• Bill Hibbard, the AI researcher at the University of Wisconsin

Books Related to the Study of Human LanguageEdit

Books and Authors mentioned in the PSL discussion group:

• William Calvin - THE ASCENT OF MIND
• Chomsky
• Pinker - The Language Instinct
• books by Ruth Millikan
• Lakoff and Johnson's book, Philosophy in the Flesh
• Bickerton - Alice in Wonderland
• Dan Dennett: The Intentional Stance, Consciousness Explained, Kinds of Minds, Darwin's Dangerous Idea, Elbow Room
• Paul Grice
• Dug Hofstadter: Godel, Echer, Bach, Fluid Concepts
• Kanzi
• Terrence Deacon: The Symbolic Species
• Michael Gazzaniga
• Ludwig Wittgenstein - Philosophical Investigations
• Gerald Edelman
• John Dewey
• G. Frege
• B. Russell
• William James
• Roland Barthes
• Michael Riffaterre
• Ferdinand de Saussure
• What is Mathematics Really by Reuben Hersh
• Wittgenstein by Avrum Stroll
• Thinking it Through by Kwame Anthony Appiah: ch. 1 Mind, 2 Knowledge, 3 Language

BiolinguisticsEdit

• Biolinguistics: Exploring the Biology of Language by Lyle Jenkins.
• Pathways of the Brain : The Neurocognitive Basis of Language by Sydney M. Lamb.
• Language, thought, and Reality by Benjamine Whorf
• How the Brain Evolved Language by Donald Loritz.
• Gesture and the Nature of Language by David F. Armstrong.
• Communicating Meaning : The Evolution and Development of Language by B. M. Velichkovskii(Editor),

et al.

• Language and the Brain by Loraine K. Obler, Kris Gjerlow.
• Language Viewed from the Brain by Iwao Honjo. Table of Contents.

See AlsoEdit

The old web page for the Philosophy and Science of Language discussion group. (Being converted to wiki)