03118pam a2200301 a 45000010008000000030004000080050017000120080041000290100017000700200027000870400023001140500021001370600025001580820023001831000024002062450050002302600041002803000045003215040064003665052203004306500022026336500023026556500013026786500041026916500023027326500035027556500026027904508535OSt20191003105334.0981014s1999    sz a     b    001 0 eng c  a   98043213   a3805567898 (hardcover)  aDNLM/DLCcDLCdDLC00aQP399b.H66 199910aWL 340.2bH773L 199800a612.823 36 HON2211 aHonjo, Iwao,d1935-10aLanguage viewed from the brain /cIwao Honjo.  aBasel ;aNew York :bKarger,cc1999.  aix, 158 p. :bill. (some col.) ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 147-152) and index.  aPart 1 Overview of language: language of anthropoid; language of human beings - origin of language, development of language, disorder of speech; language and the brain. Part 2 Anatomy of the brain and functional brain imaging: anatomy of the brain - frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe, occipital lobe, standard brain map; functional brain imaging - positron emission tomography, magnetencephalography, functional magnetic resonance imaging. Part 3 Language perception: brain level - from the viewpoint of aphasia, brain activities in language perception, development of cortical mechanism of speech perception, disorders of language development and plasticity of the brain, summary; cochlear and the auditory tract level - structure and function of the cochlea, coding of speech sounds in the cochlea, structure and function of the cochlear nuclei, role of the efferent tract, summary. Part 4 Language production: brain level - brain activities in reading written language, brain activities during speaking, temporal process of speech production in the brain, summary; in organs of vocalization and articulation - mechanisms of vocalization, mechanism of articulation. Part 5 Interaction between language production and recognition: brain activities in the language development period - interaction between production and recognition, role of the crebellum, brain activities in the process of language acquisition; brain activities after completion of language development; summary; Part 6 Language recognition from the viewpoint of cochlear implants: principles of cochlear implant; perception of speech sounds with cochlear implants - in the auditory areas, comparison between cochlear implant users and normal individuals, differences in brain activities according to the strategy; cochlear implants in children; summary. Part 7 Summary and prospects of biological lingusitics: role of Wernicke's area in speech perception; activities of the auditory area during language production; relations of language with the cerebellum and supplemenary motor area; cortical activities of cochlear implant users; interactions among different functional areas in the brain; prospects for the future. 0aNeurolinguistics. 0aSpeech perception. 0aAphasia.12aLanguage Disordersxphysiopathology.22aBrainxphysiology.22aSpeech Perceptionxphysiology.22aLanguage Development.