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The evolution of human language

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What can neurobiology contribute to our understanding of the evolution of human language? A discussion led by Prof. William Marslen-Wilson (Department of Psychology).

The session takes our discussions of modern human evolution in a new direction by considering a key human characteristic, language, and looking at its neurobiological underpinnings. We will also explore how these may be visible in the past.

This talk is part of the Cambridge Language Sciences series.

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