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Expanding the language network: Domain-specific hippocampal recruitment during high-level linguistic processing

2016-12-06

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Language processing requires us to encode linear relations between acoustic forms and map them onto hierarchical relations between meaning units. Such relational binding of linguistic elements might recruit the hippocampus given its engagement by similar operations in other cognitive domains. Historically, hippocampal engagement in online language use has received little attention because patients with hippocampal...

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Literature Corpus work: 1c8d867b-ad8d-5e33-a8c9-9988f015ad76
DOI: 10.1101/091900

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