Abstract or Introduction
Language as a means of human communication is an interesting but really wide topic as it can be seen by the many approaches and subcategories of linguistics like Psycho-, Social- or Neurolinguistics. In the following essay I will try to answer the question whether language is localised to a specific part of the brain so I take a neurolinguistical approach. In order to answer the question above, I will make use of well documented linguistic experiments, the findings from examinations of various aphasia patients and of brain imaging scans. After analysing and discussing the different outcomes I will try to come up with a conclusion which should include a satisfying answer to the question.
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- M. A., M. Ed. Felix Krenke (Author), 2014, Is language localised to a specific area of the brain?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1007989
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