Przetwarzanie języka/mowy w umyśle/mózgu na tle wyników wybranych eksperymentów neurolingwistycznych
Abstract
This paper aims at presenting the development of modern neurolinguistic research by providing its review and summary. At the end, the author includes a catalog of correlations betweenlanguage functions and neural networks as well as an extensive bibliography, containing selected publications in the field of neurolinguistics.
Key words: neurolinguistics, experiment, language function, neural network
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