Fischer holds Leibniz Lectures

Julia Fischer gives Leibniz Lectures about "The Evolutionary Origins of Intelligence and Language". The Lectures take place on June 24, 25 and 26th 2013.

[Translate to English:] Julia Fischer beobachtet einen Berberaffen (Macaca sylvanus) im Tierpark „La Forêt des Singes“, Rocamadour, Südwestfrankreich. Foto: Kurt Hammerschmidt

Julia Fischer, head of the Department of Cognitive Ethology at the German Primate Center gives Leibniz Lectures about "The Evolutionary Origins of Intelligence and Language". The Lectures will take place on June 24, 25 and 26th 2013, from 6.15pm to 8.00pm at the Leibniz-Haus of the Leibniz University Hannover (address: Holzmarkt 4-6, 30159 Hannover).

Themes of the three individual lectures:

June 24th: "The Evolution of Human Language" [Die Evolution der menschlichen Sprache]

June 25th: "The Evolution of Intelligence in Apes" [Die Evolution der Intelligenz bei Affen]

June 26th: "The Evolution of social complexity" [Die Evolution sozialer Komplexität]

Please note that the lectures will be given in German.

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