The cortical organization of speech processing¶
Hickok, G., & Poeppel, D. (2007). The cortical organization of speech processing. Nature Reviews Neuroscience.
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- Expressive Language
- Lexical retrieval for production draws on phonological encoding and motor planning circuitry (left frontal regions, including Broca's area) that can be disrupted while the comprehension network — a ventral stream running through temporal cortex and, on the dual-stream account, organised largely bilaterally — remains intact
This sourceSets out the dual-stream model the sentence follows: a strongly left-dominant dorsal stream mapping speech onto frontal articulatory networks, separate from a comprehension (ventral) stream through temporal cortex that the review holds to be largely bilaterally organised; the lexical-retrieval account of production and the patient-level dissociation are not this review's.
- Lexical retrieval for production draws on phonological encoding and motor planning circuitry (left frontal regions, including Broca's area) that can be disrupted while the comprehension network — a ventral stream running through temporal cortex and, on the dual-stream account, organised largely bilaterally — remains intact
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