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Author
Caramazza, Alfonso
Title
How is conceptual knowledge organized in the brain?
Clues from category-specific deficits
Written in
English
Notes
43 Literaturangaben
Source
The languages of the brain. - Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard Univ. Press
Year
2002
Page
110-126
Classification
Domains / Methodology / Philosophy of science / Reductionism (philosophy of science)
Domains / Neurolinguistics
Domains / Neurolinguistics / Lexicon (neuroling.)
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Category (psycholing.)
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Lexicon (psycholing.)
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Lexicon (psycholing.) / Semantic representation
Levels / Semantics / Word semantics / Semantic features
Levels / Semantics / Word semantics / Semantic features / ± animate (semant.)
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Physikalismus (Wissenschaftstheorie) ; Physicalism (philosophy of science) ; Qualia (philosophy of science) ; Supervenience (philosophy of science) ; Emergence (philosophy of science) ; Dualism; Monism; Materialismus (Wissenschaftstheorie) ; Materialism (philosophy of science) ; Unity of science; Science (unity of) ; Teleosemantics; Neurosemantics; Reductionism (philosophy of science) ; Neurolinguistics ; Lexicon (neuroling.) ; Basic level concept; Category (psycholing.) ; Lexicon (mental) ; Logogenmodell; Lexicon (psycholing.) ; Representation (semant.) ; Semantic representation ; Features (semant.) ; Merkmale (semant.) ; Semantic features ; ± animate (semant.)
