Sentence construction in health and neurological disease: an individualized approach using magnetoencephalography and contextualized models of meaning KU Leuven
Language is capable of conveying a seemingly unlimited amount of ideas. The possibility to flexibly combine words into sentences underlies this power. Using recent advances in linguistics & neuroimaging, our goal is to elucidate the neural computations underpinning sentence construction in healthy controls and patients with aphasia.The brain can extract the meaning of a single word in 400 milliseconds. Which neural computations are ...