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Steve,
You have not paid me enough for me to answer *all* you questions! :)
Just enough for me to take a shot at this one, with the attached
(studies both in captivity and in the wild). (Note that in these
articles, "intentional" is used in the everyday sense of
"deliberate," where the "intentionality" that Stern was talking
about was Brentano's kind.)
Martin
On May 10, 2011, at 7:18 PM, Steve Gabosch wrote:
.... is there now new information that indicates that any animals
**in the wild** besides hominids have developed and use what
Vygotsky would have called a "sign system?"
<10071_2009_Article_213.pdf><2010 CartmillByrne semantics
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