Steven Pinker Quotes

So What's In A Name? The Answer, We Have Seen, Is, A Great Deal. In The Sense Of A Morphological Product, A Name Is An Intricate Structure, Elegantly Assembled By Layers Of Rules And Lawful Even At Its Quirkiest. And In The Sense Of A Listeme, A Name Is A Pure Symbol, Part Of A Cast Of Thousands, Rapidly Acquired Because Of A Harmony Between The Mind Of The Child, The Mind Of The Adult, And The Texture Of Reality.

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