The Language Neuroscience Podcast

‘Disentangling Semantic Composition and Semantic Association in the Left Temporal Lobe’ with Liina Pylkkänen

Nov 16, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
How I Found My Way Into the Niche of Science
01:44 • 3min
3
The Importance of a Master's Degree
04:51 • 2min
4
MIT: The Epicenter of Linguistics
06:31 • 3min
5
Introducing Arguments: A Theory of the Verbal Domain
09:10 • 2min
6
The Importance of Meg in Cognitive Research
11:00 • 2min
7
The Importance of Having a Results
12:34 • 3min
8
The Importance of Linguistic Access in the Brain
15:33 • 3min
9
The Central Question of Cognitive Neuroscience
18:49 • 4min
10
Disentangling Semantic Composition and Semantic Association in the Left Temporal Lobe
22:59 • 2min
11
The Advantages and Disadvantages of MEG
24:32 • 2min
12
The Advantages of MEG Sensors
26:52 • 1min
13
Associative Encoding in the Superior Temporal Solus
28:19 • 2min
14
The Effects of Associative Encoding on the Left ATL
30:36 • 3min
15
The Two by Two Crossover Design
34:02 • 2min
16
The Left ATL: A Study of Sensitivity to Frequency
35:51 • 2min
17
The Effect of Association and Composition on MEG Source Sets
38:14 • 2min
18
The Effects of the Interaction on the Activity of French Cheese
40:36 • 2min
19
The Effects of Conceptual Specificity on Activity
42:22 • 3min
20
The More Posterior Cortex and Structure Sensitivity
45:42 • 3min
21
The Effect of Syntax on Language Processing
48:20 • 2min
22
The Pros and Cons of Naturalistic Methods in Cognitive Neuroscience
50:20 • 3min
23
The Challenges of Interpreting Word Phrases
52:55 • 2min
24
The Importance of in-Person Conferences
55:13 • 4min
25
The Future of Conferencing
58:49 • 2min
26
The Future of Debates
01:00:52 • 2min
27
The Importance of Interaction in Podcasts
01:02:32 • 2min