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Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
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When Brains Meet Buildings
This chapter approaches aesthetics anew by considering empathy and Einfühlung, “feeling ourselves into” a work of art or architecture. The key neuroscience is the discovery of mirror neurons in monkeys that inspired the discovery of mirror syste
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Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
The Plan Journal. 6
Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Cognitive Systems Research. 50:83-145
While structured as an autobiography, this memoir exemplifies ways in which classic contributions to cybernetics (e.g., by Wiener, McCulloch & Pitts, and von Neumann) have fed into a diversity of current research areas, including the mathematical the
Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
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Journal of Neurolinguistics. 43:228-253
Many studies in neurolinguistics focus on the dorsal and ventral streams of the auditory system in language comprehension, but few address the production of language (whether spoken or signed). Moreover, almost no neurolinguistic studies addresses ho
Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
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Biophysics of Consciousness: A Foundational Approach
This chapter discusses the view that human consciousness may share aspects of "animal awareness"with other species, but has its unique form because humans possess language. Four ingredients of a theory on the evolution of human consciousness are offe
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Autor:
Michael A. Arbib
Publikováno v:
Annual Review of Anthropology. 40:257-273
The mirror system hypothesis suggests that evolution expanded a basic mirror system for grasping, in concert with other brain regions first to support simple imitation (shared with the common ancestor of humans and great apes) and thence to complex i
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
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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
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Interaction Studies. 9:154-168
Much of the debate concerning the question “Was Protolanguage Holophrastic?” assumes that protolanguage existed as a single, stable transitional form between communication systems akin to those of modern primates and human languages as we know th