A Motor Theory of Reading: The interaction of visual and auditory language
Published: Jan 1, 2018
Abstract
Author(s): Kaestner, Erik | Advisor(s): Halgren, Eric | Abstract: Reading is learned in the presence of an already formed auditory language network. However, unlike auditory language reading is a recent cultural invention made possible by an extensive period of learning. Understanding the relationship of visual language with auditory language is key to understanding the novel human construct of reading. Articulatory motor movements are a...
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A Motor Theory of Reading: The interaction of visual and auditory language
Published Date
Jan 1, 2018
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