languageless

Does this mean that languageless animals "are not conscious at all" (as Descartes insisted)?

The importance of the former for the latter is not at all diminished by exhibiting languageless creatures that can associate across modes.

Morgon, his mind still tapping the slow, languageless world beneath his feet, did not feel the dangerous wash of fire around him.

Barnum, Mr. Chetwynd said, was particularly aware of the need for languageless communication.

When we imagine what it is like to be a languageless creature, we start, naturally, from our own experience, and most of what then springs to mind has to be adjusted (mainly downward).

Its great innovation was that it expressed games in languageless figurine algebraic notation and annotated them using no words, but rather seventeen symbols, whose meanings were explained at the beginning of the book in six different languages.

Ideas That Play Entertainment is one of Canada's most promising new technology companies, featuring an innovative line of new media products formulated to introduce preschoolers to technology through a uniquely languageless 'edutaining' format.

The mind may think in Spanish or Basque or Hungarian or Finnish, but the soul thinks in a languageless language accessible to any prying sneaking freak who comes along to peer at its mysteries.

Davidson (1975) would even maintain that this requires that they have mastery of a language; that it is wrong even to think in terms of quasi-beliefs or proto-beliefs when trying to explain even quite complex behaviour of languageless creatures.

Beginning in 1966, Chess Informant systematized opening classifications, game information, and analysis to a much deeper level of sophistication, and produced volumes of annotated games from major events involving top players, using a languageless set of symbols for worldwide appeal.