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Language Representation in Human Cerebral Cortex
To comprehend language, the human brain transforms sound pressure waveforms (speech) and visual patterns (reading) into meaningful words through a set of dynamic and intermediate representations. This capability is particularly evident in bilinguals who can extract the same meaning from different sp
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