Linguistic research and brain alterations in epilepsy (in Spanish)
Contributions of Argentine scientists at the crossroads between language science, data science and translational neuroscience. You can read the full article, in Spanish, here. Aportes de científicos argentinos en el cruce entre las ciencias del lenguaje, la ciencia de datos y la neurociencia traslacional. Puedes leer la nota completa aquí.
No, no, no! How the brain processes negation
Atlantic Fellows Adolfo García and Agustín Ibáñez—along with Mariano Díaz-Rivera and Agustina Birba—share findings from new research about the use of negative language, associated brain activities, and implications for people living with dementia. You can read the full article here.
Discourse and the brain: towards a naturalistic neurolinguistics
(in Spanish)
We use language constantly throughout the day, producing and understanding conversations, stories, descriptions and monologues of various kinds (i.e., context-rich, cohesive and coherent texts). However, if we take a hundred random papers in the field of neurolinguistics, we will see that most -or even all- of them use isolated, decontextualized, randomly sequenced word tasks. Why […]