Prosody as a recursive embedding tool in production and perception of karajá: an acoustic and neuropsycholinguistic investigation

Hierarchical or indirect recursion can be found in different domains of human language and thus, it has been claimed to be the only part of language that is specific to humans (Hauser, Chomsky, and Fitch 2002). However, in the past decade, both the claims that, recursion is the central component of...

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