I would like to share our recent review on Anatomo-functional profile of white matter tracts involved in processing of language.
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@ev_fedorenko@spiantado Some reckon we're dwarfs standing on giant's shoulders, seemingly unaware of the fact that revered figures, despite their [possibly] sgnfcant contributions to the field, are also susceptible to human imperfections and that their ideas may clash with contemporary scientific norms.
โReductive analysis is the most successful research stratagem ever devisedโฆ Some resent the whole idea of elucidating any entity or state of affairs that would otherwise have continued to languish in a familiar and nonthreatening squalor of incomprehensionโ (Medawar).
@AllottNicholas@lohte @PhilosophersEye It is safe to assume that in fact, his take on the emergence of language runs counter to standard doctrine, namely the very much part of the charm of Darwinian evolution.