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1 Nathalie Gontier, Andy Lock, Chris Sinha: Introduction: Current Topics and Debates in Human Symbolic Evolution; PART 1: Studying symbolism: Epistemological considerations; 2 Nathalie Gontier: The evolution of the biological sciences; 3 Nathalie Gontier: The evolution of the symbolic sciences; 4 Ian Tattersall: A timeline for the acquisition of symbolic cognition in the human lineageA timeline for the acquisition of symbolic cognition in the human lineage; 5 Ana Majkic: Behavioral modernity, evolutionary synergies, and the symbolic species; 6 Michael A. Arbib: On the aboutness of language and the evolution of the construction-ready brain; 7 Antonio Benitez-Burraco and Dan Dediu: The evolution of language and speech: What we know from genetics; PART 2: Pathways to symbolization: Psychological considerations; 8 Francesco Suman: The evolution of the human life course: The role of culturally driven plasticity; 9 Chris Sinha: Artefacts, symbols, and the socio-cultural dynamics of niche construction; 10 Peter Gardenfors and Anders Hogberg: Evolution of intentional teaching; 11 Nick J. Enfield and Jack Sidnell: Intersubjectivity is activity plus accountability; 12 Camilla Power, Ian Watts, and Chris Knight: The symbolic revolution: A sexual conflict model; 13 Maria Botero: Primate parents: Theories, bias, and change in the study of the evolution of parenting; PART 3: Symbolic lifeways: Anthropological considerations; 14 Elisabeth V. Culley and Iain Davidson: Art, sign, and representation; 15 Antonis Iliopoulos and Lambros Malafouris: Symbols and material signs in the debate on human origins; 16 April Nowell and Amanda Cooke: Culturing the Paleolithic body: Archaeological signatures of adornment and body modification; 17 Rupert Till: The evolution of music: The development of sonic representation and meaning; 18 Fabio Silva, Fernando Pimenta, and Luis Tirapicos: Symbolism and archeoastronomy in prehistory; 19 Roslyn M. Frank: Exploring the evolutionary pathways from number sense to numeracy; PART 4: Grounding symbolism: Ethological considerations; 20 Guenther Witzany: How viruses made us human; 21 Ulrike Griebel and D. Kimbrough Oller: Animal signals and symbolism; 22 Augusta Gaspar: Emotion expression, empathic reception, and prosocial behavior: Are they linked in evolution?; 23 David A. Leavens and Kim A. Bard: Primate cognition in captivity; 24 Heidi Lyn: Kanzi or can’t he? Animal language projects; 25 Lana M. Ruck and Natalie T. Uomini: Artifact, praxis, tool, and symbol; PART 5: From protolanguage to language: Linguistic considerations; 26 Francesco Ferretti: The narrative origins of language; 27 Slawomir Wacewicz and Przemys?aw ?ywiczy?ski: Pantomimic conceptions of language origins; 28 Tania Kuteva and Bernd Heine: On the structure of early language: Analytic vs holistic language processing and grammaticalization; 29 Susan Goldin-Meadow: Gesture is an intrinsic part of modern-day human communication and may always have been so; 30 Ulf Liszkowski and Johanna Ruther: Ontogenetic origins of infant pointing; 31 Gerd Carling, Chundra Cathcart, and Erich Round: Reconstructing the origins of language families and variation; PART 6: Expanding symbolism: Socio-technological considerations; 32 Todd Oakley: The origins of money and its role in modernity; 33 Prem Poddar: Force fields of the modern: the symbolic contestation of power; 34 Alex de Voogt: The evolution of writing systems: An introduction; 35 Rukmini Bhaya Nair: Archewriting: The Symbolic Evolution of Script and Narrative; 36 Sverker Johansson and Ylva Lindberg: Cybercultures; 37 Francis Heylighen: Transcending the rational symbol system: How information and communication technology integrates science, art, philosophy, and spirituality into a global brain; 38 Natasha Vita-More: 1. Technoscience, transhumanism, and telos; 39 Chris Sinha: Metaphor, myth, and symbol in the grain of time

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