Anthropology, Department of
Nebraska Anthropologist
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Date of this Version
1996
Document Type
Article
Abstract
Although the environment has an effect on the quality of language development, the fact that language is limited to the human species, that neurological structures of the brain specialize in language functions, and that universal characteristics of language and language development occur independently of environmental factors suggests that human language has a definite biological component.
Comments
Published in Nebraska Anthropologist Vol. 13 (1996-1997). Copyright © Tina Brown; published by The University of Nebraska-Lincoln AnthroGroup.