Index

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents VII
4. List of Contributors XI
5. PART I. OVERALL CONSIDERATIONS OF HUMAN BEINGS INTERACTING IN THEIR WORLD
6. Overall Considerations of Human Beings Interacting in Their World 3
7. PART II. ECOLOGICAL AND ARTIFACTUAL PATTERNING
8. The Communication of Environmental Meaning: Hemispheres in Conflict 17
9. PART III. PHYSIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF INTERACTION
10. The Effect of Verbal/Visual Interactions on Drawing Ability 33
11. Abstract: A Study of the Blushing Response Using Self-Reported Data from College Students 55
12. The Modification of Word Meaning by Nonverbal Cues 57
13. Nonverbal Communication as Political Behavior 69
14. The Structure of Behavioral Elements in Social and Work Situations 87
15. PART IV. EXPRESSIVE AND LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR
16. The Meanings of Emotional Expression 103
17. New Perspectives for an Integrative Research of Nonverbal Systems 121
18. Constraints on Basic Sign Order and Word Order Universals 139
19. PART V. ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOR
20. Intonation as an Early Marker of Meaning 157
21. Micro-Timing in Mother-Infant Communication 169
22. Coordinated Movement in Children's Faces, and What Parents Know About It 197
23. Deaf Children and Chimpanzees: A Comparative Sociolinguistic Investigation 219
24. Nonverbal Antecedents to Language Functioning: A Model and its Relevance for the Deaf 233
25. General Semiotic Capabilities of the Higher 4 Primates: Some Hypotheses on Communication and Cognition in the Evolution of Human Semiotic Systems 245
26. PART VI. THEORETICAL MODELING OF COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOR
27. Biophysics, Linguistics, and the Unity of Science 261
28. The Eternal Triangle Effect 279
29. Bibliography 285
30. Index 317
31. Backmatter 321