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Language
Language is unique to the human mind. Focusing on the special human phenomenon of speech, this episode explores different theories on the evolution of language. One theory is that language is the result of gene mutation, resulting in quantum leaps in the normal evolutionary process. You'll witness experiments that reveal an infant's innate drive to communicate. Scientists show that linguistic capacity is present even without speech and hearing.
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- "Language is unique to the human mind. Focusing on the special human phenomenon of speech, this episode explores different theories on the evolution of language. One theory is that language is the result of gene mutation, resulting in quantum leaps in the normal evolutionary process. You'll witness experiments that reveal an infant's innate drive to communicate. Scientists show that linguistic capacity is present even without speech and hearing."@en
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- "Examines the latest scientific research on the human brain. Experiments and case studies show how humans learn to communicate by means of language."
- "Language is a unique property of the human mind. This program focuses on the special human phenomenon of speech. Theories differ on the evolution of language and scientists offer current ideas, including an argument that language is the result of mutation in genes causing leaps in evolution."@en
- "Seeks to understand a uniquely human phenomenon--and explores how biology and environment interact to enable us to communicate."@en
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