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The cortical representation of language timescales is shared between reading and listening

Linguistics and Languages

The cortical representation of language timescales is shared between reading and listening

C. Chen, T. D. L. Tour, et al.

This study reveals groundbreaking insights into how our brains process language, revealing shared representations for reading and listening across different timescales. The research, conducted by Catherine Chen, Tom Dupré la Tour, Jack L. Gallant, Daniel Klein, and Fatma Deniz, offers a fascinating glimpse into the cognitive mechanisms underlying language integration.

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