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Modality-Independent Core Brain Network for Language as Proved by Sign Language
The human brain has the capacity to automatically compute the grammatical relations of words in sentences, be they spoken or written. This species-specific ability for syntax lies at the core of our capacity for language and is primarily subserved by a left-hemispheric fronto- temporal network consi
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