Tecumseh Fitch studies the evolution of cognition in animals and humans, focusing on the evolution of communication. Originally trained in ethology and evolutionary biology, he has more recently applied his graduate training in speech science to understanding the physics and physiology of animal vocal communication. He is interested in all aspects of vocal communication in terrestrial vertebrates, particularly aspects of vocal production that bear on questions of meaning in animal communication systems, including human language.
Author of the following papers featured on interdisciplines.org:
· Imitation, Quoting and Theory of Mind
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