👉 New paper in Brain and Language: self-oriented pointing and labeling shapes visual processing in non-additive ways (ERP evidence). Inspired by Japanese shisa kankō (“point-and-call”). @GestureSociety Free-access link: https://t.co/ka1fson0um
In an era of AI translation, why bother learning another language? We explore that question in Colgate’s Research Magazine: @colgateuniv https://t.co/0nA5WST4hb
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@LinBian_@ahbailey04@PNASNews@yihanqian001@UChicago@UChicagoSSD@UChicagoNews I 'm going to share this paper with my senior thesis student who is interested in the function of metaphoric gestures when talking about neurodiversity. I'm really happy that April drew my attention to it! Hope we get s chance to meet some time.
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I confess, I sort of like an earnest #ZoomWave. @GestureSociety: Does anyone have any non-anecdotal data on how its prevalence changed during and since COVID? 👋
This may be first direct test that 🙌 & 🗣️ movements can be rapidly and stably linked in motor memory. Result have implications for evolutionary ties between hands & mouths, co-speech gesture facilitation of communication, & contextual based motor learning. + Nice figures. 🥳🍾
@jmsdewit@JohnHMcWhorter@colgateuniv Nice to hear from you, Jan. It's hard to believe that your doctoral defense was just last year. I hope you are enjoying life as a new assistant professor. Maybe I'll see you the next time I'm in the Netherlands.
Opinion | Preparing the Campus for a Controversial Speaker: Spencer D. Kelly and Yukari Hirata offer a case study for how they worked to build receptivity among students, faculty and staff to a controversial invited speaker. #HigherEd https://t.co/hcHEkOkvb9
Nice write up of some interesting work on language and social categories by @ahbailey04. I feel luck to have worked with April on her senior thesis at @colgateuniv!
Language of the Common Man | Colgate Magazine https://t.co/e1JF2BC6eH