Sponsored by the Sloan Foundation, the book is the result of collaborative efforts by The MIT Work Group—distinguished scholar in biology, linguistics, psychology, physiology, and medicine.  Contents: Preface, Morris Halle and Salvador E. Luria; What Is the Biology of Language? Barbara Von Eckardt Klein; The Linguistic and Psycholinguistic Background, Noam Chomsky and Edward Walker; Inferring Functional Localization from Neurological Evidence, Barbara Von Eckardt Klein; The Linguistic Interpretation of Aphasic Syndromes, Mary-Louise Kean; Accessing the Mental Lexicon, Kenneth I. Forster; A Case Study: Face Recognition, Susan Carey; Current Studies of Animal Communications Paradigms for the Biology of Language, Edward Walker; Some Neurological Techniques for Accessing Localization of Function, David Rosenfield.

Explorations in the Explorations in the Biology of Language / Biology of Language (Higher Mental Processes Series)

Edward Walker

Bradford Books

This little book contains a message for you-you, who are reading these lines. Think of the book what you will, at first-nevertheless, it will leave its message imprinted upon your mind, and you will be unable to forget it. The reading of it will form a distinct epoch in your life, little as you may realize it at this moment. You will be different, henceforth, by reason of the message contained herein. You may not accept all of its statements, but some of them will "stick" in your mind, as does the burr in the wool of the passing sheep...

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Thoughts Are Things