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Language and the Brain

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Reading Comprehension

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Visual cortex, Angular gyrus, Wernicke's area

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Semantic Processing

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Temporal lobes, Angular gyrus, Inferior frontal gyrus

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Bilingual Language Processing

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Similar brain areas as monolingual processing, Anterior cingulate cortex

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Neural Basis of Metaphors

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Right hemisphere, Inferior frontal gyrus, Middle temporal gyrus

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Stuttering

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Broca's area, Basal ganglia, Motor cortex

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Syntax Processing

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Broca's area, Left hemisphere language areas

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Working Memory in Language

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Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, Phonological loop

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Aphasia

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Broca's area (expressive aphasia), Wernicke's area (receptive aphasia), Arcuate fasciculus (conduction aphasia)

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Speech Production

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Broca's area, Motor cortex, Supplementary motor area

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Language Acquisition

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Left hemisphere language areas in children, Broca's and Wernicke's areas

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Writing

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Broca's area, Exner's area, Motor cortex

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Sign Language Processing

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Similar brain areas as spoken language, Including Broca's and Wernicke's areas, Visual cortex

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Lexical Access

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Left temporal lobe, Fusiform gyrus

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Prosody and Intonation

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Right hemisphere counterparts to language areas, Superior temporal sulcus

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Phonological Processing

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Superior temporal gyrus, Phonological loop in working memory

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Pragmatics and Discourse

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Prefrontal cortex, Right hemisphere, Temporoparietal junction

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Neurological Basis of Language Evolution

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FOXP2 gene, Mirror neurons, Inferior frontal gyrus

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Auditory Language Comprehension

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Wernicke's area, Secondary auditory cortex (Belt & Parabelt areas)

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