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The article discusses the adoption of language by people who emigrate early on in life. Topics include speech as a higher brain function resulting from the evolution of the cerebral cortex, human's response to signal transmission, and instinctive deployment of an abandoned human language. A review o...

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Published in:	Yale Review Vol. 103; no. 4; pp. 46 - 59
Main Author:	Eaves, Will
Format:	Article
Published:	Johns Hopkins University Press Oct2015
Subjects:	Language & languages Speeches, addresses, etc. Brain function localization Cerebral cortex Pride & Prejudice (Book : Austen) Austen, Jane, 1775-1817
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Summary:	The article discusses the adoption of language by people who emigrate early on in life. Topics include speech as a higher brain function resulting from the evolution of the cerebral cortex, human's response to signal transmission, and instinctive deployment of an abandoned human language. A review of Jane Austen's book "Pride & Prejudice" is also given.