Ep. 208: Language: The Bridge Between a Noisy World and a Stable Mind
About this episode
Elisa Canu discusses with Cornelius Weiller the neural mechanisms of language and its implications for cognition and neurological disorders.
Moderator: Elisa Canu (Milan, Italy) Guest: Cornelius Weiller (Freiburg, Germany) In this episode, Elisa Canu speaks with Cornelius Weiller about the neural architecture underlying language, concept formation, and the brain’s interaction with the environment. They discuss the role of dorsal, ventral, and semantic pathways, convergence hubs, and their relevance for understanding language processing, cognition, and neurological disorders affecting communication and higher cortical functions.
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