Language Evolution and Computation Bibliography

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Suzanne Romaine
2013
Environment: Language Ecology and Language Death
The Language Phenomenon, pages 217--234, 2013
Global linguistic diversity is rapidly declining. As the world becomes less linguistically diverse, it is becoming culturally less diverse as well as the world’s tribes and languages are dying out or being assimilated into modern civilization because their habitats are being ...MORE ⇓
Global linguistic diversity is rapidly declining. As the world becomes less linguistically diverse, it is becoming culturally less diverse as well as the world’s tribes and languages are dying out or being assimilated into modern civilization because their habitats are being destroyed. At the same time the world is experiencing a substantial decline in biodiversity. The extinction of languages is part of the larger picture of near total collapse of the worldwide ecosystem, and languages are vital parts of complex local ecologies that must be supported if global biodiversity is to be maintained.
1992
The Evolution of Linguistic Complexity in Pidgin and Creole Languages
The Evolution of Human Languages, 1992