This known asymmetry has led researchers to investigate whether a similar left - hemispheric bias could be found in other animals, as a possible evolutionary
precursor of human language.
Not exact matches
Ironically, most
of the research into the evolutionary basis
of language has focused so far on a single function — speech perception — which is unique to
humans, and thus evolutionary
precursors are hard, if not impossible, to identify.
For both
precursors of the Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, the philosopher
of the Vth century Dignana and the logician
of the VIIth, Dharmakarti, the words
of the
language are abstract constructions created by the imagination and the
human intellect.