Volume 33; Issue 5

Behavioral and Brain Sciences

Volume 33; Issue 5
1

Conceptual structure is constrained functionally, not formally

Hudson, Richard
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Year:
2010
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english
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2

BBS volume 33 issue 5 Cover and Back matter

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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3

Kinship terms are not kinship

Bloch, Maurice
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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4

The applicability of theories of phonological contrast to kinship systems

Nevins, Andrew
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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6

Pragmatic and positivistic analyses of kinship terminology

Leaf, Murray J.
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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9

Some facts of Seneca kinship semantics

Kay, Paul
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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10

Space, kinship, and mind

Bennardo, Giovanni
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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11

Lexical universals of kinship and social cognition

Wierzbicka, Anna
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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12

Thinking about kinship and thinking

Jones, Doug
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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13

The cognitive path through kinship

El Guindi, Fadwa
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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14

The algebraic logic of kinship terminology structures

Read, Dwight W.
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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15

Language and kinship: We need some Darwinian theory here

Knight, Chris
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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16

Human kinship, from conceptual structure to grammar

Jones, Doug
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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18

Advancing our grasp of constrained variation in a crucial cognitive domain

Levinson, Stephen C.
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Year:
2010
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english
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20

Does kinship terminology provide evidence for or against universal grammar?

Behme, Christina
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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21

Will Optimality Theory colonize all of higher cognition?

Biró, Tamás
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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22

Why do we need to coordinate when classifying kin?

Gerkey, Drew, Cronk, Lee
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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23

Kin term diversity is the result of multilevel, historical processes

Jordan, Fiona M., Dunn, Michael
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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24

Getting the constraints right

McConvell, Patrick
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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25

Kinship, optimality, and typology

Musgrave, Simon, Dowe, David L.
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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26

Kinship terminology: polysemy or categorization?

Hogeweg, Lotte, Legendre, Géraldine, Smolensky, Paul
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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27

Genealogy, kinship, and knowledge: A cautionary note about causation

Lyon, Stephen M.
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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2010
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english
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28

BBS volume 33 issue 5 Cover and Front matter

Journal:
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Year:
2010
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english
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