The human language evolves
Subtitle: with and without words
By: produced, written, and directed by Gene Searchinger ; South Carolina ETV ; Equinox Films
Contributors: Langendoen, D. Terence; Chomsky, Noam; Robinson, Michael; Tannen, Deborah; Miller, George A. (George Armitage), 1920-2012; McNeill, David, Dr; Thomas, Lewis, 1913-1993; Gould, Stephen Jay; Bellugi, Ursula, 1931-; South Carolina Educational Television Network; Equinox Films, Inc
Series: The Human language series -- pt. 3, Human language series -- pt. 3., CLD 666 (NU course), ENG 350 (NU course), ENG 352 (NU course), PAD 622 (NU course), TED 666 (NU course)
Published: 2005
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] :
Number of pages: 55
Subjects: Language and languages; Linguistics; Origin; Communication; Biolinguistics; Films for the hearing impaired
Other titles: With and without words
Description: Third of three programs on human language. Explores why and how human language may have evolved, and its possible biological basis. Linguists and educators discuss universal facial expressions, differences in communication style between men and women, body language and gesture, and more, defining some of the power of human language.
Notes: Originally broadcast on PBS.

Camera, Gene Searchinger, Michael Male, John Hazard ; film editors, Jeffrey Stern, Gene Searchinger ; graphic design, Bib Gill ; music, Maurice Wright ; consultants, Mark Aronoff ... [et al.].

Interviewees: Terence Langendoen, Michael Robinson, Noam Chomsky, Deborah Tannen, George A. Miller, David McNeill, Stephen Jay Gould, Lewis Thomas, Ursula Bellugi ... [et al.].

DVD.

Closed-captioned.