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Why Animals Don’t Speak: On the Origin of Language – Andrey Pogodin (2nd Edition, No. 24)
This book offers a thoughtful exploration into one of the most intriguing questions in biology and linguistics: why do animals not possess human-like language? Andrey Pogodin’s work bridges multiple disciplines, making it a valuable read for zoologists, zoopsychologists, ethologists, philologists, and historians of science. The second edition (No. 24) delves into the evolutionary and cognitive roots of language, examining how human communication diverged from animal signaling systems. Written in a neutral, academic style, the book synthesizes perspectives from animal behavior, psychology, and historical linguistics. It does not present unverified claims or speculation, but rather draws on established research to address the origins of human language. Available at a price of 624.00 RUR, this title is suitable for both specialists and a broader audience curious about animal behavior and the unique nature of human speech. Whether you are a student of ethology or a fan of Liverpool FC with an interest in natural history, this book provides a clear, evidence-based look at a classic scientific puzzle.
