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Is Language a Window into the Human Mind? The Same Latent Features Guide Categorization in Language and Vision
Do linguistic structures reflect the organization of human conceptual representations? A broad tradition in cognitive science argues that grammar is shaped by rich, compositional event representations that underlie cognition more broadly, motivating the use of linguistic patterns to probe the struct
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