Grammar and glamour of cooperation: lectures on the philosophy of mind, language and action

New York: Peter Lang Edition (2014)
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This book is a collection of essays, weaving together cognitive psychology, psycho-linguistics, developmental psychology, modern philosophy and behavioural sciences. It raises the question, how grammar relates to our remarkable ability to cooperate for future needs and how our thought process is related to grammatical parameters.

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