2001
DOI: 10.1006/brln.2000.2390
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Walking or Talking?: Behavioral and Neurophysiological Correlates of Action Verb Processing

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“…Let us assume for instance that, just as hearing eat triggers eye movements to a piece of cake on the table, so does it activate relevant areas of the motor system in the brain associated with eating Pulvermüller, Härle, & Hummel, 2001;Pulvermüller, 2005;Tettamanti et al, 2005). The CIA, in contrast, claims that utterance-mediated visual attention responds to several levels of the unfolding compositional linguistic interpretation, and has as its goal the rapid mapping and grounding of the utterance to relevant aspects of the scene, which in turn enables a rapid influence of relevant scene information.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let us assume for instance that, just as hearing eat triggers eye movements to a piece of cake on the table, so does it activate relevant areas of the motor system in the brain associated with eating Pulvermüller, Härle, & Hummel, 2001;Pulvermüller, 2005;Tettamanti et al, 2005). The CIA, in contrast, claims that utterance-mediated visual attention responds to several levels of the unfolding compositional linguistic interpretation, and has as its goal the rapid mapping and grounding of the utterance to relevant aspects of the scene, which in turn enables a rapid influence of relevant scene information.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Damasio et al, 1996;Kellenbach, Brett, & Patterson, 2001;Pulvermueller, Harle, & Hummel, 2001;Saffran, 2000;Thompson-Schill, 2003;Warrington & Shallice, 1984). Indeed, every theory we are aware of that addresses the neural underpinnings of semantic knowledge depends, to a greater or lesser extent, on this premise (though there is considerable debate as to whether conceptual knowledge inheres solely in such associations or whether other kinds of representations and processes are also required).…”
Section: The Pdp Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aprendizagem por correlação também implica que "redes neurais distribuídas são formadas entre várias áreas corticais". Ainda nas palavras de Pulvermüller (2002, p.22 Exemplificando, se o estímulo experimental for um garfo, espera-se que a parte do córtex motor, relacionada à boca, e o córtex ligado ao paladar tenham mais atividade do que o córtex visual, por exemplo (mesmo quando o estímulo apresentado é visual) (KIEFER; SPITZER, 2001;PULVERMÜLLER, 2001). O que é significativo para os linguistas é que, quando o estímulo é linguístico (quando o paciente ouve ou lê a palavra "garfo"), as mesmas regiões cerebrais são estimuladas.…”
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“…A functional web will be assumed to be a set of neurons Estudos em neurociência têm confirmado que unidades linguísticas ativam as áreas neurais correspondentes ao seu significado. Assim, verbos do tipo "andar" evocam correntes mais fortes em áreas dorsais, vizinhas das áreas corticais correspondentes às pernas, enquanto verbos do tipo "falar" evocam correntes mais fortes em áreas inferiores, próximas às áreas que representam a face e os articuladores (lábios, língua) (HAUK; PULVERMÜLLER, 2004;PULVERMÜLLER;HÄRLE, 2001;PULVERMÜLLER;HUMMEL, 2000).…”
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