Titlebook: Neural Mechanisms of Language; Maria Mody Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Media LLC 2017 Broca‘s area.DTI.EEG.Language.Language imagin

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The Neural Processing of Phonetic Information: The Role of the Superior Temporal Gyrusated with damage to the left superior temporal gyrus. Wernicke’s observations were acute, since the dorsolateral temporal lobes (including the superior temporal gyri) contain primary auditory cortex and auditory association cortex. Though speech is the primary mode for linguistic expression in human

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The Interaction Between Storage and Computation in Morphosyntactic Processing in many scientific disciplines. In linguistics and psycholinguistics, morphology is the study of the internal structure of words which are the linguistic units that provide the main mapping between form and meaning. Word recognition has had a long and distinguished history in psycholinguistics, yet

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Brain Oscillations, Semantic Processing, and Episodic Memoryics that refers to any sort of cognitive processing which focuses on the meaning of a sensory stimulus (word, picture, or sound), and episodic memory, a sub-discipline of psychology that refers to memories with a unique temporal and spatial context. The combination of these two disciplines have led

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Multisensory Integration in Speech Processing: Neural Mechanisms of Cross-Modal Aftereffectse the auditory modality was the natural focus of interest. Given the complexity of neuronal processing, this was a logical step, considering that the field was still in its infancy. However, it is clear that this restriction does not do justice to the way we perceive the world around us in everyday

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Causal Modeling: Methods and Their Application to Speech and Languagee long given way to distributed models of language, implicating a network of sequential and parallel functional connections. This renders the processes within the speech and language network well suited to effective connectivity analysis using causal modeling approaches. Despite the large number of

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A Role for the Cerebellum in Language and Related Cognitive and Affective Functionssia, tonus, coordination, and motor speech production (Babinski 1902; Luciani 1891; Holmes 1922). Although from time to time clinical case descriptions and experimental evidence from animal studies dating back to the early part of the nineteenth century suggested an association between cerebellar pa

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A Word in the Hand: The Gestural Origins of Languagees that language, like other complex systems, must have evolved incrementally. One approach to such a theory is to suppose that language evolved from manual gestures. Several lines support this. These include the nature of the primate mirror system and its homology with the language circuits in the