What is neurolinguistics?

This video is an introductory overview of neurolinguistics, the branch of linguistics that studies language processing in the brain. Let’s look at:
What is neurolinguistics?: 00:48
Very basic human brain anatomy: 1:50
Historical background: 2:28
The classical model: 04:50
Research methods: 07:06
What we know (and don’t know) now: 08:10
References:
Bambini, V. (2012). Neurolinguistics. In: J.-O. Ostman and J. Verschueren, eds., Handbook of Pragmatics. John Benjamins. Available at: www.nets.iusspa...
De Zubicaray, G. and Schiller, N.O. (2019). The Oxford Handbook of Neurolinguistics. New York, NY: Oxford University Press: books.google.c...
Libben, G. (2011). Brain and Language. In: W. O’Grady, J. Archibald and F. Katamba, eds., Contemporary Linguistics: An Introduction. 2 ed. Longman.
brain anatomy: mayfieldclinic...
Images:
Image of the subcortical brain structures is from Figure 1 in E. Jung, et al. (2014), Subcortical Correlates of Individual Differences in Aptitude. PLoS ONE 9: e89425.

[@linguistics_and_the_like]

Would you like to know more about neurolinguistics? Which topics mentioned did you find most interesting?

[@nurulikmalhussin8651]

i have a test tomorrow and this chapter is really hard for me. i would like to say thank you for the explanation! keep it up!

[@refiloekoali968]

I am impatiently waiting for the next upload. I am learning so much.

[@thalyta.mp4]

Hello! Your video helped me a lot, I feel like I've finally understood what neurolinguistics is. I heard about this term in college and wanted to understand it better. Thank you for sharing.

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[@peterpalmieri4862]

Excellent overview. Very well done.

[@mano5716]

More information about neurolinguistics and second language acquisition would be great. Did you hear about the work of Joan Netten and Claude Germain regarding the neurolinguistis approach for French as a second language? Thank you for your videos!

[@linguistics_and_the_like]

I've heard about it, but haven't really looked into it. I'll check it out. Thanks!

[@fatmabakirci2358]

Thanks

[@islambaniabdallah8110]

amazing video thank you

[@abdelazizheddar5268]

Thanks a lot for the video, could you please give us more details about second language acquisition.

[@linguistics_and_the_like]

Yes, soon.

[@abdelazizheddar5268]

Appreciate it.

[@tazeemkhan3502]

This was a good attempt! I think it could have been even better if you had also talked about arcuate fasciculus thus explaining the whole process of language process. Later, as you have talked about different types of aphasia could have been even better. But still it can be rated as a good attempt. Similarly, warning about the oversimplification of the process or the brain localisation in relation to the respective functions is a good idea! Suggestion: Taking some help from the contribution of George Lakeoff can also be helpful! I personally have taken lots of help from him! Finally, the following can be some of the good resources: The language Instinct The Arcuate Mammals The Metaphors we live by The Study of Language It would also be useful if you can read some latest articles in this area (psycholinguistics) and upload a video regarding the latest findings and trends! Thank you

[@linguistics_and_the_like]

Thank you for your feedback! This is a difficult area to summarise and my intention was not to get into much detail as a first introductory video, and I don't want my videos to be very long. I based most of it on the most recent state-of-the-art type of article I could find on neurolinguistics, which is the first chapter of The Oxford Handbook of Neurolinguistics (2019).

[@rubaomar2673]

Hi I’m AM student I have to do a paper about neurolinguistics first thank you for the very useful video , second which reference do you think would help me because my doctor did not give me one I feel lost

[@rubaomar2673]

I have checked the references in description box if you have other recommendations I would be happy I feel it’s very huge subject I feel loot I’m not sure what is the outline I should include in my paper

[@linguistics_and_the_like]

I believe that the references in the description box are enough to write a paper on the basics of neurolinguistics (I'm assuming based on your comment that that's what you need to do) and you can also check the references the authors used. Those are the best sources I found at the time to help me write an overview, especially the Oxford handbook because it's very up-to-date, there are other books and articles that give an overview of the field, but they are considerably older. Now there is a new book that seems very concise, 'Neurolinguistics' by G. Baggio, but I haven't read it.

[@rubaomar2673]

Thank you I really appreciate your response to me ❤️

[@bellocmaurice4410]

Good voice