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Language, Cognition, and Other Ways We Think: Anendophasia and the Functions of Inner Speech
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Much of our current understanding of inner speech – including much of what is presented in Kompa’s Language, Cognition, and the Way We Think – hinges on it being both pervasive in and important for cognition, with the two often being linked. As the argument goes: if inner speech is ubiquitous, it mu
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