The neural representation of abstract words may arise through grounding word meaning in language itself
In order to describe how humans represent meaning in the brain, one must be able to account for not just concrete words but, critically, also abstract words, which lack a physical referent. Hebbian formalism and optimization are basic principles of brain function, and they provide an appealing appro...
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John Wiley and Sons Inc
2021
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