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Neurosemiotics of Human Language: Gestural Asymmetry and the Emergence of Signification

2025-06-02

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This essay offers a theoretical contribution to the investigation of the origins of consciousness, thought, and human language, with particular attention to the themes of functional lateralization and proprioception. Through a neurophenomenological and sensorimotor analysis, it explores how the operational distinction between the upper limbs — for instance, between force and finesse, impulse and control — generate...

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10.20944/preprints202506.0100.v1
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