Résumé La dépendance ou l'indépendance des traitements de la musique et du langage
ont fait l'objet de nombreuses études comportementales, neurophysiologiques et …

The cognitive processing similarities between music and language is an emerging field of
study, with research finding evidence for shared processing pathways in the brain …

Recent research has suggested that music and language processing share neural
resources, leading to new hypotheses about interference in the simultaneous processing of …

Building on models of transfer effects between musical training and language processing
and on evidence of similarities in the way the brain responds to unexpected elements in …

The extent to which syntactic processing relies on special-purpose cognitive modules has
attracted considerable debate. The current experiments address this issue by …

The relationship between structural processing in music and language has received
increasing interest in the past several years, spurred by the influential Shared Syntactic …

Language and music are two primary channels of human auditory communication, and their
similarities have long interested scholars. Views and debates reach from common …

In comparison to a more classical approach investigating the modularity of music and
language processing, recent research focuses on the investigation how and to what extent …

A theoretical landmark in the growing literature comparing language and music is the
shared syntactic integration resource hypothesis (SSIRH; eg, Patel, 2008), which posits that …

This paper discusses a theoretical framework for the cognitive study of music–language
relations called resource sharing. Resource sharing makes a basic conceptual distinction …