A polyglot perspective on dissociation

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (4):648-648 (1996)
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Abstract

Evidence is presented from a polyglot savant to suggest that double dissociations between linguistic and nonverbal abilities are more important than Müller's target article implies. It is also argued that the special nature of syntax makes its assimilation to other aspects of language or to nonhuman communication systems radically implausible.

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