Maybe I should hold back full details until after the March 30
presentation at the NY Academy of Sciences; people in NYC are so busy,
all they need is to see an abstract of a talk to relieve them of any
urge to attend it (of course, they might also be too busy to look at
this newsgroup, but I know at least one or two who do).
Remind me after March 30; or if you can't wait, look for Kim, KH et al.
in Nature last year.
For now, let me just say all your languages are "in" approximately the
same place--emphasis on APPROXIMATELY (as with George Ojemann's
inferences based on intraoperative stimulation studies, years ago).
For Academy info: www.nyas.org
For NYNG info: www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/6117/index.html
F. Frank LeFever, Ph.D.
New York Neuropsychology Group
In <36ED130D.9A0D3AE1 at ix.netcom.com> Sarge <dsargent at ix.netcom.com>
writes:
>>> > However, these fMRi studies show the importance not only of age
of
>>>> > second language acquisition,m but also of which language area
one
>>>> > considers: anterior (Broca's) or posterior (Wernicke's).
>> >
>>I know a smattering in many languages. What area of brain do I use
for
>other languages than English [compared with which area used FOR
English]
>- (as the earliest I learned any other languages when I was a
teenager)
>>Thanks,
>>Peter
>>>>> > LECTURE IS AT 6:00 pm, IS FREE OF CHARGE, AND OPEN TO ALL.
>> > After a brief reception, supper at about 7:30; the supper is
>> > optional and requires reservations by Thursday, March 25.
>> > Contact Bruce Soffer (212) 838-0230, ext. 426
>> > bsoffer at nyas.org>> > Academy members $22, others $27. STUDENTS $11.
>> >
>> > NYNG info: F. Frank LeFever, Ph.D.
>>What is this? ^ what date for the lecture? (if res. by 3/25)
>>Peter
>