Footnotes

1The shift in the denomination of the field is intentional. While in North America Communication is perceived as being one discipline and is usually not explicitly qualified as a science but rather listed among the arts, despite its strong social sciences component, in continental Europe the field is more often perceived as multi-disciplinary and its component disciplines are often qualified as sciences: hence Communication Sciences.
2Cf. The original version in French states: “La société n’admet aucune communication concernant, soit l’origine du langage, soit la creation d’une langue universelle”.
3Cf. J. Barkov, L. Cosmides, J. Tooby (1992).
4Cf. M. Hauser, N. Chomsky, T. Fitch (2002).
5Cf. D. Bickerton (1981); J. Hurford (2012). ...

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