Behavioral and Brain Sciences

Volume 33 : Issue 5

Table of Contents

• Human kinship, from conceptual structure to grammar 
  Doug Jones
  Page 367
• Does kinship terminology provide evidence for or against universal grammar? 
  Christina Behme
  Page 381
• Space, kinship, and mind 
  Giovanni Bennardo
  Page 382
• Will Optimality Theory colonize all of higher cognition? 
  Tam??s Bir??
  Page 383
• The cognitive path through kinship 
  Fadwa El Guindi
  Page 384
• Why do we need to coordinate when classifying kin? 
  Drew Gerkey and Lee Cronk
  Page 385
• Kinship terminology: polysemy or categorization? 
  Lotte Hogeweg, G??raldine Legendre and Paul Smolensky
  Page 386
• Conceptual structure is constrained functionally, not formally 
  Richard Hudson
  Page 387
• Some facts of Seneca kinship semantics 
  Paul Kay
  Page 388
• Language and kinship: We need some Darwinian theory here 
  Chris Knight
  Page 389
• Pragmatic and positivistic analyses of kinship terminology 
  Murray J. Leaf
  Page 390
• Advancing our grasp of constrained variation in a crucial cognitive domain 
  Stephen C. Levinson
  Page 391
• Exploring the conceptual and semantic structure of human kinship: An experimental investigation of Chinese kin terms 
  Chao Liu, Yue Ge, Xiaoqin Mai and Yue-Jia Luo
  Page 392
• Genealogy, kinship, and knowledge: A cautionary note about causation 
  Stephen M. Lyon
  Page 394
• Typological variation of kinship terminologies is a function of strict ranking of constraints on nested binary classification trees 
  Paul Miers
  Page 395
• Kinship, optimality, and typology 
  Simon Musgrave and David L. Dowe
  Page 397
• The applicability of theories of phonological contrast to kinship systems 
  Andrew Nevins
  Page 398
• The algebraic logic of kinship terminology structures 
  Dwight W. Read
  Page 399
• Genealogy (and the relationship between opposite-sex/same-sex sibling pairs) is what kinship is all about 
  Carles Salazar
  Page 401
• The shared evolutionary history of kinship classifications and language 
  Robert M. Seyfarth and Dorothy L. Cheney
  Page 402
• Lexical universals of kinship and social cognition 
  Anna Wierzbicka
  Page 403
• Thinking about kinship and thinking 
  Doug Jones
  Page 404
• BBS volume 33 issue 5 Cover and Front matter 
  
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• BBS volume 33 issue 5 Cover and Back matter 
  
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