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Senior lecturer, the\u00a0Department of\u00a0Communication, Tel Aviv University<\/p>\n
Telephone: (w) 972-3-6406521<\/p>\n
E-mail: danield@post.tau.ac.il<\/p>\n
Ph.D., Linguistics, Stanford University, 1996<\/p>\n
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Dor, Daniel and Eva Jablonka (2010). Plasticity and Canalization in the Evolution of Linguistic Communication: An Evolutionary-Developmental Approach. In: Larson, Richard, Viviane Deprez and Hiroko Yamakido (eds.), The Evolution of Human Language. Cambridge University Press<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2010). The Israeli Media. In: Rubenberg, Cheryl (ed.), The Encyclopedia of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Lynne Rienner Publications<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2006). Is There Anything We Might Call Dissent in Israel? (And, If There is, Why Isn\u2019t There?) Critical Inquiry, 32, 2, 278-287<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2005). The Suppression of Guilt: The Israeli Media and the Reoccupation of the West Bank. Pluto Press<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2005). Towards a Semantic Account of That-Deletion in English. Linguistics, 43, 2, 345-382<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel and Eva Jablonka (2004). Culture and Genes in the Evolution of Human Language. In: Goren-Inbar, Naama and John D. Speth (eds.), Human Paleoecology in the Levantine Corridor. Oxbow Books<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2004). Intifada Hits the Headlines: How the Israeli Press Misreported the Outburst of the Second Palestinian Uprising. Indiana University Press. (Choice Magazine Book of the Year in Communication)<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2004). From Englishization to Imposed Multilingualism: Globalization, the Internet and the Political Economy of the Linguistic Code. Public Culture, 16, 1, 97-118. (re-printed in: Bolton, Kingsley and Braj B. Kachru (eds.) World Englishes: Critical Concepts in Linguistics. Routledge.)<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2003). 0n Newspaper Headlines as Relevance Optimizers. Journal of Pragmatics, 35, 5, 695-721<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2003). Why Economic Globalization May Stop the Global Spread of English (and Why We Have to be Worried Anyway). In: Lepenies, Wolf (ed.) Entangled Histories and Negotiated Universals: Centers and Peripheries in a Changing World. Campus Press<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel and Eva Jablonka (2001). How Language Changed the Genes: Towards an Explicit Account of the Evolution of Language. In: Trabant, Jurgen and Sean Ward (eds.), New Essays on the Origin of Language. Mouton de Gruyter<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel and Eva Jablonka (2000). From Cultural Selection to Genetic Selection: A Framework for the Evolution of Language. Selection 1, 1-3, 33-55<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (2000). From the Autonoly of Syntax to the Autonomy of Linguistic Semantics: Notes on the Correspondence Between the Transparency Problem and the Relationship Problem. Pragmatics & Cognition, 8, 2, 325-356<\/p>\n
Dor, Daniel (1999). From Symbolic Forms to Lexical Semantics: Where Modern Linguistics and Cassirer’s Philosophy Start to Converge. Science in Context 12, 4, 493-511<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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