Multifaceted functional specialization of somatosensory information processing

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (2):219-220 (2007)
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Abstract

We review evidence for multifaceted functional specialization of somatosensory information processing, both within and outside classical somatosensory cortex. We argue that the nature of such specialization has not yet been clarified adequately to regard the proposed action/perception dichotomy as being established. However, we believe this is a good working hypothesis that can motivate further work

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