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Steven Pinker: Language as a Window into Human Nature

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Posted: 03.16.12, 08:41 PM
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After teaching at MIT for 21 years, he returned to Harvard in 2003 as the Johnstone Professor of Psychology. Pinker's experimental research on cognition and language won the Troland Award from the National Academy of Sciences, the Henry Dale Prize from the Royal Institute of Great Britan, how to lose body fat |shar pei dog and two prizes from the American Psychological Association.
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Posted: 09.13.11, 03:49 AM
I'm not sure Pinker's right on his analysis of indirect speech. I don't think the "recovery" from a shut-down to the etchings proposition is as painless and "comfortable" as he alleges. Seems more that the indirect speech act in the proposition case adds an element of humour, and shows creativity or subtlety that is generally seen as attractive and would therefore increase the probability of a "yes".
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Posted: 03.03.11, 01:18 PM
Indeed,rhetorical activity (speaking or writing) legitimises a language and through such activity that language is socially constructed and reaches its full "power."
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