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Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Biological Cybernetics: communication and control in organisms and automata, vol 114, iss 2
This hybrid of review and personal essay argues that models of visual construction are essential to extend spatial navigation models to models that link episodic memory and imagination. The starting point is the TAM-WG model, combining the Taxon Affo
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Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. 24:142-150
The approach to language evolution suggested here focuses on three questions: How did the human brain evolve so that humans can develop, use, and acquire languages? How can the evolutionary quest be informed by studying brain, behavior, and social in
Publikováno v:
Cognitive Science. 37:1356-1367
How might a human communication system be bootstrapped in the absence of conventional language? We argue that motivated signs play an important role (i.e., signs that are linked to meaning by structural resemblance or by natural association). An expe
Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Brain and Language. 112:12-24
We develop the view that the involvement of mirror neurons in embodied experience grounds brain structures that underlie language, but that many other brain regions are involved. We stress the cooperation between the dorsal and ventral streams in pra
Publikováno v:
Physical Therapy. 89:1327-1336
Background Although spontaneous use of the more-affected arm and hand after stroke is an important determinant of participation and quality of life, a number of patients exhibit decreases in use following rehabilitative therapy. A previous neurocompu
Publikováno v:
Psychological Research Psychologische Forschung. 73:441-462
We review recent neurophysiological data from macaques and humans suggesting that the use of tools extends the internal representation of the actor’s hand, and relate it to our modeling of the visual control of grasping. We introduce the idea that,
Publikováno v:
Current Anthropology. 49:1053-1076
The performance of language is multimodal, not confined to speech. Review of monkey and ape communication demonstrates greater flexibility in the use of hands and body than for vocalization. Nonetheless, the gestural repertoire of any group of nonhum
Autor:
Jin Yong Lee, Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Brain Research. 1225:146-162
The present paper is part of a larger effort to locate the production and perception of language within the broader context of brain mechanisms for action and perception more generally. Here we model function in terms of the competition and cooperati
Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Journal of Physiology-Paris. 102:4-20
The discovery of mirror neurons in the macaque monkey and the discovery of a homologous “mirror system for grasping” in Broca’s area in the human brain has revived the gestural origins theory of the evolution of the human capability for languag
Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Physics of life reviews. 16
We make the case for developing a Computational Comparative Neuroprimatology to inform the analysis of the function and evolution of the human brain. First, we update the mirror system hypothesis on the evolution of the language-ready brain by (i) mo