Human language : from genes and brains to behavior

✍ Scribed by Hagoort, Peter

• Publisher: The MIT Press
• Year: 2019
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 748
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

1. Introduction / Peter Hagoort --
   Part I. Cognitive Architectures / James M. McQueen and Antje S. Meyer --
   2. Mental Representations for Language / Ray Jackendoff --
   3. Language Comprehension: Insights from Research on Spoken Language / Dephine Dahan and Fernanda Ferreira --
   4. The Architecture of Speaking / Ardi Roelofs and Victor S. Ferreira --
   5. The Cognitive Architecture / Sally Andrews and Erik D. Reichle --
   6. Language in the Visual Modality: Co-Speech Gesture and Sign Language / Asli "azyürek and Bencie Woll / 7. Key issues and future directions: towards a comprehensive cognitive architecture for language use / James M. McQueen and Antje S. Meyer --
   Part II. The Development of Language / Peter Hagoort --
   8. Six questions in infant speech and language development / Elizabeth K. Johnson and Katherine S. White --
   9. How to learn a word: The dynamic coupling of words and referents in real and developmental time / Sarah C. Kucker --
   10. Insights into understanding human language from children's acquisition of morphology and syntax / Shanley Allen and Heike Behrens --
   11. A Neural Blueprint of Language Acquisition / Michael A. Skeide --
   12. Multilingual Development / Vasiliki Chondrogianni --
   13. Key Issues and Future Directions: How Do Children Acquire Language? / Caroline F. Rowland and Evan Kidd --
   Part III. Communication with and before language / Stephen C. Levinson and Ivan Toni --
   14. Interactional foundations of language: the interaction engine hypothesis / Stephen C. Levinson --
   15. The structure and timing of human versus primate social interaction / Federico Rossano --
   16. The resilience of language: home-sign / Susan Goldin Meadow --
   17. Depicting in communication / Herbert H. Clark --
   18. Conceptual alignment as a neurocognitive mechanism for human communicative interactions / Ivan Toni and Arjen Stolk --
   19. Key issues and future directions: interactional foundations for language / Stephen C. Levinson and Ivan Toni --
   Part IV. Modeling Language / Willem Zuidema --
   20. Speech perception and production / Bart DeBoer --
   21. Neural network models of language acquisition and processing / Stefan L. Frank, Padraic Monaghan, and Chara Tsoukala --
   22. Cognitive models of syntax and sentence processing / Vera Demberg and Frank Keller --
   23. Vector-based and neural models of semantics / Willem Zuidema and Phong Le --
   24. Language processing in the brain: mapping neural activity to language meaning / Leila Wehbe, Alona Fishe, and Tom Mitchell --
   25. The Robot Writer / Emiel Krahmer --
   26. Key issues and future directions: models of human language and speech processing / Willem Zuidema and Hartmut Fitz Part V. The functional neurobiology of language / David Poeppel --
   27. The cortical processing of speech sounds in the temporal lobe / Matthias J. Sjerps and Edward F. Chang --
   28. Functional anatomy of speech production: from words to motor control / Gregory Hickok --
   29. Neural oscillations and their role in speech and language processing / Joachim Gross and David Poeppel --
   30. Explaining speech comprehension: integrating electrophysiology, evolution, and cross-linguistic diversity / William D. Marslen-Wilson --
   31. A cognitive neuroscience perspective on language comprehension in context / Jos J.A. Van Berkum and Mante S. Nieuwland --
   32. Key issues and future directions: where have we been and where are we going? / David Poeppel --
   Part VI. Neuroanatomy of Language / Peter Hagoort and Christian F. Beckmann --
   33. Receptor- and cytoarchitecture of language related cortical areas / Nicola Palermo-Gallagher and Karl Zilles --
   34. The human language connectome / Izabela Przezdzik, Koen V. Haak, Andreas Bartsch and Christian F. Beckmann --
   35. The 'speech ready' auditory cortex / Elia Formisano --
   36. The speech-ready organization of the motor cortex / Serena Bianchi and Kristina Simonyan --
   37. Insights into the neurobiology of language from individuals born blind or deaf / Marina Bedny and Mairead MacSweeney --
   38. Key issues and future directions / Peter Hagoort and Christian F. Beckmann --
   Part VII. The Genetics of Language / Simon E. Fisher --
   39. Mapping genes involved in reading and language skills / Michelle Luciano and Timothy Bates --
   40. Deciphering genetics of speech-motor disorders / Angela Morgan --
   41. Neuromolecular approaches to the study of language / Sonja C. Vernes --
   42. The genetic bases of brain lateralization / Clyde Francks --
   43. Key issues and future directions: genes and language / Simon E. Fisher --
   Part VIII. Animal Models of Language / Carel ten Cate and Constance Scharff --
   44. The comparative approach to the biology and evolution of language / Tecumseh W. Fitch --
   45. Primate vocalization as a model for human speech: scopes and limits / Julia Fischer and Steffen R. Hage --
   46. Vocal learning and spoken language: insights from animal models with an emphasis on genetic contributions / Constance Scharff, Mirjam KnÃrnschild, and Erich D. Jarvis --
   47. The grammatical abilities of animals: a comparative overview / Carel ten Cate and Christopher I. Petkov --
   48. Speech perception: what do nonhuman animals have to say? / Buddhamas P. Kriengwatana and Gabriel J.L. Beckers --
   49. Key issues and future directions: the comparative approach to language / Carel ten Cate and Constance Scharff --
   Contributors --
   Index --
   Notes.

✦ Subjects

Language and culture;Anthropological linguistics;Language acquisition;Neurolinguistics