RE: Complete thoughts

From: Gatherer, D. (Derek) (D.Gatherer@organon.nhe.akzonobel.nl)
Date: Tue Mar 21 2000 - 07:56:04 GMT

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    Dan:
    Written languages (and their intrinsic syntactic/semantic relationship)
    emerged
    for just this purpose, and have been slowly evolving ..etc

    Derek:
    A fascinating little article on the differences in the evolution of
    vocabulary and pronunciation, is:

    Diamond JM (2000) Taiwan's gift to the world. Nature 403; 709-710

    which is about the evolution of the Austronesian language family, what it
    tells us about early human population movements in the Pacific/Indian Ocean
    regions, and also what it tells us about how languages change over time.

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