Pronouns are bound to their antecedents by matching syntactic and semantic information.
The aim of this functional magnetic resonance imaging study was to localize syntactic and …

We used event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging (erfMRI) to investigate the
neural basis of biological and syntactic gender integration during pronoun processing in …

Pronouns are extraordinarily common in daily language yet little is known about the neural
mechanisms that support decisions about pronoun reference. We propose a large-scale …

Pronouns are unique linguistic devices that allow for the expression of referential
relationships. Despite their communicative utility, the neural correlates of the operations …

In an event-related fMRI study, we examined the cortical networks involved in establishing
reference during language comprehension. We compared BOLD responses to sentences …

Our ability to ascertain which person a pronoun refers to is a central part of human language
understanding. Toward a process-based understanding of the brain's pronoun-resolution …

Background It is well known that both semantic and syntactic information play a role in
pronoun resolution in sentences. However, it is unclear what the relative contribution of …

Background The present study examines the involvement of syntactic and
semantic/conceptual processes in the comprehension of pronouns in Dutch using the …

Sentences such as The author started the book are indeterminate because they do not make
explicit what the subject (the author) started doing with the object (the book). In principle …

Event-related potentials were used to investigate the interaction of verbal working memory
and gender information during pronoun resolution. Gender information is supposed to be …