W kręgu neurolingwistycznych modeli percepcji języka i mowy. Wybrane propozycje i wstępne interpretacje
Abstract
This paper aims at presenting the evolution of neurolinguistic models and provides their review and summary. The author presents the traditional and modern models and reflects on the linguistic interpretation of the results of neurological experiments.Key words: neurolinguistics, processing model, language function, neural network
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