Here, the functions of the angular gyrus (AG) are evaluated in the light of current evidence
from transcranial magnetic/electric stimulation (TMS/TES) and EEG/MEG studies. 65 …

Evidence from psychology and cognitive neuroscience indicates that the human brain's
semantic system contains several specific subsystems, each representing a particular …

The angular and supramarginal gyri (AG and SMG) together constitute the inferior parietal
lobule (IPL) and have been associated with cognitive functions that support reading. How …

Abstract Language and social cognition are traditionally studied as separate cognitive
domains, yet accumulative studies reveal overlapping neural correlates at the left ventral …

Why a special issue on the angular gyrus (AG)? One answer is that the AG is an excellent
exemplar of association cortex, which, as a class, is still much less understood than primary …

Recent research has highlighted the importance of domain‐general processes and brain
regions for language and semantic cognition. Yet, this has been mainly observed in …

Functional neuroimaging data on paired associate recollection have expanded over the
years, raising the need for an integrative understanding of the literature. The present study …

Multiple sensory-motor and non-sensory-motor dimensions have been proposed for
semantic representation, but it remains unclear how the semantic system is organized along …

Introduction According to the strong version of the orthographic depth hypothesis, in
languages with transparent letter-sound mappings (shallow orthographies) the reading of …

To determine how language is implemented in the brain, it is important to know which brain
areas are primarily engaged in language processing and which are not. Existing protocols …