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Is it true that bee communication may have the property of displacement? Example: the tail-wagging dance What is the limitation of such a kind of communication?

Creativity seems not to exist in communication system possessed by animals Also patterning and structure dependence are unique human features As a

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Is it true that bee communication may have the property of displacement? Example: the tail-wagging dance What is the limitation of such a kind of communication?

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28 déc 2007 · Within this frame of reference declining and replacing languages, shifting speech communities, as well as settings of language displacement,

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26 jui 1995 · arbitrariness, productivity, interchangeability, displacement, and assumption that human language's features are distinct from that of

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show any signs of having been displaced Also, in some languages, in situ wh- phrases do not show characteristics of displacement For example in Chinese

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Human language differentiated from all other forms of signalling by a set of likely to inherit some physical characteristics from his parents genetically but

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My choice of 'displacement' in the title of this Special Feature is motivated and has the phenomena of language/communication, a change is called for in how

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Charles Hockett, in an article on the origin of speech (Hockett (1960)), lists four design features that are unique (or practically unique) to human communication '

linguistics 3rd Year L College of Education for Women / Tikrit University English Department Lecturer: Dr. Israa Burhanuddin Abdurrahman Animals and Human Language Introduction There are a lot of stories about creatures that can talk. We usually assume that they are fantasy or fiction or that they involve birds or animals simply imitating something they have heard humans say. Does human language have properties that make it so unique that it is quite unlike any other communication system and hence unlearnable by any other creature? 1- Reflexivity • Reflexivity is the property that enables humans to use language to think and talk about language itself and does not appear to be present in any other creature's communication system. I went to the bank. 2- Displacement • It allows language users to talk about things and events not present in the immediate environment. It allo ws us to talk about t hings and pla ces (e.g. angels, fa iries, Santa Claus, Superman, heaven, hell) whose existence we cannot even be sure of. • Is it true that bee communication may have the property of displacement? Example: the tail-wagging dance. What is the limitation of such a kind of communication? 3- Arbitrariness • There is no 'natural' connection between a linguistic form and its meaning. For example, there is no actual relation between the word 'bread' and its meaning. • In the majority of animal signals, there does appear to be a clear connection between the conveyed message and the signal used to convey it. This impression we have of the non-

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