Books by Jim Hurford
As author
- 2007 The Origins of
Meaning (Volume 1 of Language in the Light of Evolution),
Oxford University Press.
Reviews by:
Dean Falk, in Nature,
Roy Harris, in THES.
Derek Bickerton, in
Language and Communication
John Dance, in Journal of
Consciousness Studies
Jen Maceyko, in Science and
Spirit
Grover Hudson in
The Linguist List
Sue
Browning, of the Society for Editors and Proofreader (online
review)
Teresa
Bejarano, to appear in Teorema
Nick Enfield
in TLS (scanned PDF)
Michael
Corballis in Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural
Development.
Martin
Edwardes in Journal of Evolutionary Psychology.
``Wow,
super sciency. Interesting, but my head was spinning. Good for scientists,
philosophers, and very smart people.'' (Jen)
- 1994
Grammar:
a Student's Guide, xv+271pp. Cambridge University Press.
Shortlisted (1 of 4) for British
Association for Applied Linguistics 1995 book prize. 34,160 copies sold by
Spring 2008.
- 1987 Language
and Number: the emergence of a cognitive system, (xii + 322pp.)
Basil Blackwell, Oxford.
Scanned PDF of whole book.
(Reviewed in Lingua (1989), Journal
of Pragmatics (1989), reprinted 1990, went out of print in 1995, sold
979 copies)
- 1983 (with Brendan Heasley)
Semantics: a Coursebook , (vii + 291pp.) Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge.
(1st edition
paperback only, often reprinted. 44,513 copies
sold by Spring 2008.
Spanish translation, Curso de Semantica, published 1988 by Visor
Distribuciones, Tomas Breton, Madrid. Hebrew translation, Semantika:
Prakei Yesod, published 1988 by Dekel Publishers. Portuguese
translation Curso de Semântica published 2004 by ULBRA (Universidade
Luterana do Brasil).)
- 1975 The Linguistic Theory of Numerals, (293pp.)
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. (Reviewed in Language, York Papers
in Linguistics, Studia Linguistica, Journal of Linguistics, went out
of print in 1992, sold 1,277+ copies.)
As editor
As translator
2006
Self-Organization in the Evolution of Speech , Oxford University Press.
Translation from the French of Pierre-Yves
Oudeyer's L'auto-organisation de la parole.