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Koko, a talking gorilla

In the 1970s, Dr. Penny Patterson began an experiment in communication with a young zoo gorilla which prompted concern as she began to show an almost human comprehension of her condition.

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  • "Talking gorilla"@en
  • "Koko, le gorille qui parle"@en
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  • "In the 1970s, Dr. Penny Patterson began an experiment in communication with a young zoo gorilla which prompted concern as she began to show an almost human comprehension of her condition."@en
  • "Koko, a Talking Gorilla is a documentary from 1978 that observes a zoo-born female gorilla in the fifth year of an experiment in human-simian communications. Dr. Penny Patterson has taught Koko hundreds of sign-language words in American Sign Language. Observing Koko's daily routine, her responses, her rejection of a new yellow sweater for her worn older red one, and her initiation of new subjects in conversation prompts more questions than it answers. What separates man from animal? The ability to construct a society, to speak, or to understand complex thought? No matter the conclusions, the film remains a compelling document of a fascinating experiment."@en
  • "En Californie, une étudiante en psychologie, Penny Patterson, a entrepris une expérience pour faire apprendre à un gorille femelle, Koko, un langage de signes lui permettant de communiquer avec elle. Elle affirme que Koko a réussi à maîtriser l'équivalent de cinq cents mots et arrive à se faire comprendre par le moyen de ces gestes. Le film illustre les rapports établis entre Koko et Penny et offre les commentaires de la jeune femme et d'autres personnes, tel le directeur du zoo auquel Koko a été empruntée."
  • "Meet Koko, a six-year-old gorilla who is the subject of a Stanford University research project. A perceptive simian who communicates with humans via sign language, she knows more than 300 signs and can combine them to make new hybrid descriptions."@en
  • "Koko, a six-year-old gorilla, is the subject of a controversial Stanford University research project conducted by Penny Patterson. A perceptive simian who communicates with humans via sign language, Koko knows more than 300 signs and can combine them to make new hybrid descriptions. Director Schroeder and cinematographer Almendros present a visual argument exposing the contradictions that arise when scientific experiments are used to graph human behavior onto animals."@en
  • "Introduces us to Koko the gorilla at age three, recently brought from the San Francisco Zoo to Stanford University by Dr. Penny Patterson for a controversial experiment. Koko is taught the basics of human communication through sign language."@en
  • "Koko is a six-year-old gorilla who is the subject of a controversial Stanford University research project conducted by Penny Patterson. A perceptive simian who communicates with humans via sign language, Koko knows more than 300 signs and can combine them to make new hybrid descriptions. Schroeder and Almendros present a visual argument exposing the contradictions that arise when scientific experiments are used to graph human behavior onto animals."@en
  • "En Californie, une étudiante en psychologie apprend à un gorille une forme de langage par signes."

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  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en
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  • "Nonfiction films"@en
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  • "Koko, le gorille qui parle (Film cinématographique)"
  • "Koko, a talking gorilla"@en
  • "Koko, a talking gorilla"
  • "Koko, a talking gorilla Koko, le gorille qui parle"@en
  • "Koko : a talking gorilla"@en
  • "Koko a talking gorilla"@en
  • "Koko: A Talking Gorilla Koko, le gorille qui parle"
  • "Koko a talking gorilla = Koko, le gorille qui parle"