Erratum: Table manners

Animal Culture: Chimpanzee Table Manners?

(Figure 1A,B). These results illustrate that DCC distribution is dynamically specified by developmental changes in gene expression. The aspect of transcriptional activity recognized by the DCC is unknown. Possibilities include chromatin features (e.g., nucleosome-free regions or variants and modifications of histones), or the transcription machinery itself. One suspect is histone H3 K4 methylat...

Silence and table manners: when environments activate norms.

Two studies tested the conditions under which an environment (e.g., library, restaurant) raises the relevance of environment-specific social norms (e.g., being quiet, using table manners). As hypothesized, the relevance of such norms is raised when environments are goal relevant ("I am going there later") and when they are humanized with people or the remnants of their presence (e.g., a glass o...

Erratum: Correction to Citation of Table 4

Manners and Causation

This paper is divided into two parts. In part one I apply a formal method for the establishment of cause-relations between events to cases involving manner modification. In the second part I argue that the status of a manner adverb with regard to its role in a causeconsequence sequent does not play a role for its formal representation at the sentential level. Instead, it influences a sentence’s...

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