Ling 411 – Neurolinguistics – Spring 2004 – Schedule

Readings are in the Course Packet

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Dates	Topic	Readings	Web Refs
Week 1 January 13-15	Neuroanatomy	Lamb 1999a: Introducing the Brain	brain
Week 2 - 5 January 20 - February 1	Aphasiology	Benson&Ardila 1996: Historical Background Goodglass 1993: Disorders of Repetition Benson&Ardila 1996: Classifications of Aphasia Benson&Ardila 1996: Perisylvian Aphasias Goodglass 1993: Laterality H. Damasio 1998: Neuroanatomical Correlates Goodglass 1993: Disorders of Syntax and Morphology Rapp&Caramazza 1995: Lexical Disorders
Week 6 February 17-19	Electronic Evidence on Localization	Calvin & Ojemann 1994: Intraoperative Stimulation Papanicolaou 1998: MEG
Week 7—Tu February 24	Recovery and Rehabilitation
Week 7—Th February 26	E X A M I
March 2-4	Mid-Term Break
Week 8 - 11 March 9 - April 1	The Microscopic Level: Representation of Linguistic Information	Lamb in press: Dimensions of the Territory of Neurolinguistics Lamb 2003: Neurolinguistics and General Linguistics Sussman 1998: Is Brain a Computer? Lamb 1999a: Metaphorical Models Rizzolatti&Arbib 1998: Language within our Grasp Lamb 2000: Bidirectional Processing Lamb 1999b: Local and Distributed Representation Beeman 1998: Coarse Semantic Coding Lamb in press: Perception of Speech	networks activation compact learning proximity arcuate
Week 12 April 6-8	Cortical Columns and Relational Networks	Mountcastle 1998: Columnar Organization of the Cortex	Burnod columns
Week 13—Tu April 13	The Anatomy of Language	Lamb 1999a: The Anatomy of Language
Week 13—Th April 15	E X A M I I
Week 14 April 20-22	Student Reports

Updated 4 March 2004