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The language game
Papers in Memory of Donald C. Laycock
Book • 1992
This volume is a tribute to Donald C. Laycock, a renowned linguist and scholar.
Edited by Tom Dutton, Malcolm Ross, and Darrell Tryon, it includes contributions from several scholars in the fields of linguistics, folklore, and cultural studies.
The book reflects Laycock's diverse interests, including language learning, folklore, bawdry, and the history and sociology of games, magic, and the occult.
It is part of the Pacific Linguistics series and was published by the Department of Linguistics at the Australian National University.
Edited by Tom Dutton, Malcolm Ross, and Darrell Tryon, it includes contributions from several scholars in the fields of linguistics, folklore, and cultural studies.
The book reflects Laycock's diverse interests, including language learning, folklore, bawdry, and the history and sociology of games, magic, and the occult.
It is part of the Pacific Linguistics series and was published by the Department of Linguistics at the Australian National University.
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Mentioned by Tim Scarfe in relation to consciousness and the gradual development of awareness in children.
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Pattern Recognition vs True Intelligence - Francois Chollet
Mentioned by Tim Scarfe in relation to the concept of language as a living organism and the role of culture in human intelligence.
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Kenneth Stanley created a new social network based on serendipity and divergence
Mentioned in the context of discussing the evolution of language models.
61 snips
Patrick Lewis (Cohere) - Retrieval Augmented Generation
Recommended by Tim Scarfe as a fascinating book on how language emerged from social cognitive abilities.
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STEPHEN WOLFRAM 2.0 - Resolving the Mystery of the Second Law of Thermodynamics
Mentioned by Tim Scarfe as a book that influenced his understanding of situated knowledge and the cultural specificity of cognition.
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Sara Hooker - Why US AI Act Compute Thresholds Are Misguided
Written by Morten Christiansen and Nick Chater , exploring the science of language and its mysteries.
The Psychology of Language, with Morten Christiansen and Nick Chater
