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BanretiPoster.ppt 1 RESTRICTED DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN LOCAL ECONOMY AND GLOBAL ECONOMY IN AGRAMMATIC APHASIA Zoltán BÁNRÉTI Research Institute for Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary banreti@nytud.hu The problem : binding principles in aphasia 1. The economy constraints of the grammar is somehow restricted in the performance of agrammatic aphasic subjects ( Vasi_-Av

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The first conference in linguistics within the Birgit Rausing Language Program Brain Talk: Discourse with and in the Brain The impact of context on language processing Program and Abstracts Center for Languages and Literature, June 2–3, 2008 Organizing committee Lund University: Merle Horne, Magnus Lindgren, Mikael Roll Newcastle University: Kai Alter University of Oslo: Janne von Koss Torkildsen

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Microsoft PowerPoint - Posterlund.ppt INTRODUCTION Morpho-syntactic context effects in spoken language : An ERP study Angèle Brunellière and Ulrich Hans Frauenfelder Laboratory of experimental psycholinguistics, University of Geneva METHOD RESULTS RESULTS CONCLUSIONS References Kutas, M. and Hillyard SA. (1984) Brain potentials during reading reflect word expectancy and semantic associaton. Nature

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Microsoft PowerPoint - FINALVERSION2 Lexical processing of written words is the base for constructing meaning from text, as words are the primary meaningful elements provided to the reader. Words are characterised by many different lexical/semantic features which affect verbal processing and hence behavioural performance as reaction times, eye-movements, fixation times and brain activity, as shown

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Microsoft PowerPoint - Hugdahl_Lund 08.ppt Speech perception and brain function: Experimental and clinical studies Kenneth Hugdahl Dept Biological and Medical Psychology, University of Bergen, Norway and Division of Psychiatry, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen Martin N = 651 N = 651 Histogram (NF_FR_FL bare_voksne.sta 34v*651c) -18 -11 -8 -5 -2 1 4 7 10 13 16 20 30 DIFF NF (RE-LE) 0 10 20 30

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Slide 1 Evoked gamma-band oscillations in single-word translation Armina Janyan (New Bulgarian University, Sofia, Bulgaria) ajanyan@cogs.nbu.bg Ivo Popivanov (New Bulgarian University, Sofia, Bulgaria) popivanov@students.nbu.bg Elena Andonova (University of Bremen, Bremen, Germany) andonova@uni-bremen.de Introduction Results analyses on evoked gamma oscillations (35-40 Hz) ERP Filtered ERP Wavelet

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Pablos_LUND_Final_Handout.ppt The role of agreement in NPI licensing Leticia Pablos School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences University of Reading, UK Brain Talk, Lunds Universitet 3rd June, 2008 Leticia Pablos_Brain Talk_Lunds Universitet, June 3rd 2008 Objectives • To argue for an incremental parsing of constructions that are within the syntax-semantics interface and that, besides the

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Y.Shtyrov: talk in Lund, June 2008 1 Yury Shtyrov, MRC CBU, Cambridge Yury Shtyrov MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit Cambridge Neural access to linguistic information: neurophysiological evidence using mismatch negativity Yury Shtyrov, MRC CBU, Cambridge When and where do lexical, semantic and syntactic processes commence in the brain? Leave the ‘where’ for now. What do we know about ‘when’? 2

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LUNDabs Yaniv Assaf Department of Neurobiology, The George S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences, The Sagol School of Neuroscience, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel Neuro-plasticity is one of the key processes in brain's physiology. While functional aspects of neuro- plasticity can be studied in-vivo using microscopy and electrophysiology as well as non-invasively with fMRI and EEG, investigation

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Abstract_Kujala Plasticity of early neural language processes Teija Kujala Cicero Learning, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland & Cognitive Brain Research Unit, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland We speak and understand speech with a remarkable speed, while we are concurrently able to think: we plan what we say next and analyze what we hear during a conversation. This is likely to be

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Abstract_Nilsson Quantification of diffusional anisotropy in regions of complex tissue microstructure using non-conventional diffusion MRI Markus Nilsson Lund University Bioimaging Center (LBIC) During the last two decades, diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) has become an indispensable tool in neuroscience. The technique enables the mapping of water diffusion anisotropy in nerves in terms of parameter

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Abstract_de_Diego_Balaguer Brain structural and functional differences associated to language learning abilities Ruth de Diego Balaguer Cognition and Brain Plasticity Group, University of Barcelona Language-related areas within frontal, parietal and temporal cortices are organized in dorsal and ventral segregated but highly interactive streams. Studying individual differences in functional and str

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abstract_MicroL_2014_jm Proficiency and brain structure during intense language learning Johan Mårtensson1, Johan Eriksson3, Timothy Brick2, Nils Bodammer2, Magnus Lindgren1, Mikael Johansson1, Lars Nyberg3, Martin Lövdén4 1Lund university, 2Max Planck Institute for Human Development, 3Umeå university, 4Aging Research Center (ARC) Foreign language acquisition can lead to changes in brain structure

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Shtyrov Electrophysiological and haemodynamic biomarkers of rapid acquisition of novel wordforms Yury Shtyrov Center of Functionally Integrative Neuroscience, Aarhus University Humans are unique in developing large lexicons; to achieve this, they are able to learn new words rapidly. However, neural bases of this rapid learning, which may be an expression of a more general mechanism rooted in plast

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Topgaard_abstract Multidimensional diffusion MRI: From colloid science to learning studies Daniel Topgaard Physical Chemistry, Lund University The structure of the brain is changing during learning processes such as language acquisition. The structural changes take place on a range of length scales: from the formation of new connections between individual neurons to the growth of entire brain regi

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Microsoft Word - Bianchi_SALC6_abstract.docx Ivana Bianchi The perception and cognition of opposites Since time immemorial, it has been recognized in various scientific domains that opposition/contrariety (here used as interchangeable terms) represent a primal relationship in the human cognitive architecture. Early philosophers discussed its fundamental role for many concepts (e.g. pre-socratic ph

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Microsoft Word - Geeraerts_SALC6_abstract.docx Dirk Geeraerts What's your philosophy? The phenomenological tradition and Cognitive Linguistics Picking up the thread of Geeraerts 1985: 309-370, and Geeraerts 1993, which were the first publications in the history of Cognitive Linguistics to analyze the specific relevance of phenomenology, this talk will offer a couple of footnotes to the current Cog

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In this talk, we give a short overview some of the work carried out within the project MovEs II. This project is devoted to the study of motion and space from a semantic typological perspective and across several languages. After a general introduction about the project (goals, methodology, etc.), we focus on two main areas of our research. Firstly, we discuss the importance of variation and less

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Duanmu Prosody and word length in Chinese San Duanmu, University of Michigan The eminent Swedish sinologist Bernhard Karlgren (1918) made an insightful observation of an unusual property of Chinese: Many Chinese words have two synonymous forms, one short (monosyllabic) and one long (disyllabic), such as jian ‘see’ and kan-jian ‘look-see’. The long form is made by adding another morpheme to the sho

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