'Visual word form area' presentation slideshows

Is embodiment necessary for natural language understanding?

Is embodiment necessary for natural language understanding?. W?odzis?aw Duch Department of Informatics , Nicolaus Copernicus University , Toru? , Poland Google: W. Duch Enactivism : A new paradigm? Toru?, Oct . 2008. Neurocognitive informatics. Language & embodiment.

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Neurocognitive approach to natural language understanding and creativity

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Early effects of morphological complexity on visual evoked fields in MEG

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Visual Word Form Recognition: An MEG study using Masked Priming

Sensors of Interest. Sensors of Interest. M100 window: 80-150ms. M170 window: 155-225ms. Prime (-34ms) Target (0ms). Visual Word Form Recognition: An MEG study using Masked Priming. Heejeong Ko 1 , Michael Wagner 1 , Linnaea Stockall 1 , Sid Kouider 2 , Alec Marantz 1

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Two pre-tests were conducted before scanning to verify the efficacy of our visual masking

The role of the left posterior fusiform gyrus in reading J. T. Devlin 1 , H. L. Jamison 1 , L. M. Gonnerman 2 , and P. M. Matthews 1 1 Centre for Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Brain, University of Oxford, Oxford, U. K.

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Anatomical connectivity of the posterior fusiform gyrus Joseph. T. Devlin 1 and Cathy J. Price 2

D143. Anatomical connectivity of the posterior fusiform gyrus Joseph. T. Devlin 1 and Cathy J. Price 2 1 Department of Psychology & 2 Wellcome Centre for Imaging Neuroscience University College London, U. K. Email: joe.devlin@ucl.ac.uk. Seed regions. Background. Discussion.

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