Towards a Computational Framework for Comparative Studies of Sequence and Syntax

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Tecumseh Fitch

University of Vienna

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Towards a Computational Framework for Comparative Studies of Sequence and Syntax

Anatomical and functional breakdown of language areas

Analogy mechanisms in baboons

Brain representation of syntagms

Communication and Elementary Syntax in non-Human Primates

Dynamics of phrase formation

When Math Trumps Logic: an Ape Perspective

Neurophysiological reality of the concept of syntactic movement

Towards a Computational Framework for Comparative Studies of Sequence and Syntax

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Tecumseh Fitch

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Dynamics of phrase formation

When Math Trumps Logic: an Ape Perspective

Neurophysiological reality of the concept of syntactic movement

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