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Human Language vs. Animal Communication

Human Language ReviewAnimal CommunicationSummaryHuman Language vs. AnimalCommunicationLinguistics 101 Human Language vs. Animal CommunicationHuman Language ReviewAnimal CommunicationSummaryOutline1 Human Language Review2 Animal CommunicationHoneybeesBirdsDogsNon- Human Primates3 SummaryHuman Language vs. Animal CommunicationHuman Language ReviewAnimal CommunicationSummaryWhat Is Human Language ? Human Language consists of a lexicon and a features of Human Language :SemanticityPragmatic functionInterchangeabilityCultural transmissionArbitrarinessDiscretenessDis placementProductivityHuman Language vs. Animal CommunicationHuman Language ReviewAnimal CommunicationSummaryHoneybeesBirdsDogsNo n- Human PrimatesAnimal Language ?

Animal Communication Summary Summary What can animals do? Some can learn hundreds of signs. Some can associate meaning with sign. Some show understanding of simple, novel combinations. But... Most animals merely exhibit stimulus-response behavior. Ability to learn structure is lacking. Novel utterances are rare. Human Language vs. Animal ...

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