The evolution of communication

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Written By Kinloch

Bound to become a classic and to stimulate debate and research, The Evolution of Communication looks at species in their natural environments as a way to begin to understand what the real units of analysis of communicating systems are, using arguments about design and function to illuminate both the origin and subsequent evolution of each system. It lights the way for a research program that seriously addresses the problem of how communication systems, including language, have been designed over the course of evolution.

Kinloch

Graphic Designer

My graphic design clients include Salman Rushdie, John Irving, Barbara Ehrenreich, The Race Card Project, Hanna Rosin, Deborah Harkness, Penguin, Viking, Random House and Simon & Schuster. Work includes print, web and interactivity design as well as identity design, brand development and consultation.

Awards

I am the project designer for the award-winning Race Card Project. The Peabody Peabody Award for excellence in electronic media was given for “encouraging public discussion about diversity in ways that cut through obvious differences to present unique and individual lived experiences”. –Peabody Awards

https://adriankinloch.net
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