Graduate Course in Neurolinguistics,
Programme April 18-20

VENUE: E 0101

Schedule:

• Tu: 10.15-12.00 & 14.15-16.00:
•  COLIN PHILLIPS, UMCP 1. Cognitive neuroscience for linguist(ic)s 2. Levels of representation in the neural encoding of speech.

• Wed:10.15-12.00 & 14.15-16.00:
• COLIN PHILLIPS, UMCP 3. Two questions about syntax and specialization in the brain. 4. The electrophysiology of syntax and the architecture of language processing

• Th: 09.15-12.30:
•  LIINA PYLKKÄNEN, NYU: What we know about the neural bases of semantic interpretation (an introduction to MEG as a technique, including a comparison to ERPs; then an overview of what we currently know about the neural bases of semantic interpretation, including the electrophysiology, imaging and MEG literatures)

• Th: 14.15-17.30:
• ALEC MARANTZ, MIT: The Mental Lexicon in the Decomposing Brain (evidence about the neural representation of morphology and arguments for morphological decomposition in word recognition and production, covering the aphasia and imaging literature)