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People who don't understand modern evolutionary theory shouldn't be writing books criticizing evolutionary theory. That sounds like rather pedestrian and obvious advice, but it's astonishing how often it's ignored — the entire creationist book publishing industry demands a steady supply of completely clueless authors who think their revulsion at the implications of Darwinian processes is sufficien
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« previous post | next post » In response to W. Tecumseh Fitch's post "Musical protolanguage: Darwin's theory of language evolution revisited" (2/12/2009), Derek Bickerton sent the commentary presented below. [Guest post by Derek Bickerton] I yield to no-one in my admiration of Darwin. But admiration should not blind us to the fact that in many cases he was, inevitably, limited by the state of k
Language Log » Musical protolanguage: Darwin's theory of language evolution revisited
« previous post | next post » A guest post by W. Tecumseh Fitch, on the Occasion of Charles Darwin's 200th Birthday. Introduction Darwin's "Origin of Species" (Darwin, 1859) made little mention of human evolution. This initial avoidance of human evolution was no oversight, but rather a carefully calculated move: Darwin was well aware of the widespread resistance his theory would meet from scientis
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