Neurobiology of Language delves into the intricate study of language, a dynamic field that has witnessed remarkable progress over the past two decades. Central to this advancement is the growing trend of integrating neurobiological approaches with established insights from cognitive psychology, computer science, and linguistics.
This comprehensive volume serves as the definitive reference on the neurobiology of language, consolidating these diverse breakthroughs into a single resource with 100 concise entries. The book is meticulously organized into sections that cover the major subfields of the discipline, each providing a blend of empirical data and theoretical perspectives. It also offers foundational coverage in areas such as neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, genetics, linguistics, and psycholinguistic models.
- Essential reference for the current state of the neurobiology of language
- Empowers brain and language researchers and students to stay current in this rapidly evolving field that spans numerous disciplines
- Offers an accessible entry point for other scientists, such as speech therapists, neurologists, and cognitive psychologists
- Features chapters by world-renowned experts, ensuring the broadest, most authoritative coverage available
Whether you are a seasoned researcher, an aspiring student, or a professional from an adjacent field, Neurobiology of Language is your gateway to understanding the complexities of language through a neurobiological lens. Dive into this pivotal work and stay at the forefront of language science.
Authors:
Gregory Hickok PhD (Editor),
(Editor)
Edition:
1st
Publication Date:
September 22, 2015
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