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Mark Pagel: Ako jazyk pretvára ľudstvo

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Aug 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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Biológ Mark Pagel predstavuje svoju fascinujúcu teóriu o tom, prečo sa v ľuďoch vytvoril komplexný systém reči. Tvrdí, že jazyk je "sociálna technológia", ktorá umožnila dávnym ľudským kmeňom použiť nový silný nástroj: spoluprácu.

Using biological evolution as a template, Mark Pagel wonders how languages evolve. Full bio »

Translated into Slovak by Michaela Rožňavská
Reviewed by Roman Studenic
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