The dual-hub account posits that the neural organization of semantic knowledge is
segregated by the type of semantic relation with anterior temporal lobe (ATL) specializing for …

Having the concept coffee involves knowing not only how coffee looks, smells, and tastes,
but also how it relates to other things. We consider two types of conceptual relationships:(1) …

How does the brain represent and process different types of knowledge? The Dual Hub
account postulates that anterior temporal lobes (ATL) support taxonomic relationships based …

Semantic knowledge is supported by numerous brain regions, but the spatiotemporal
configuration of the network that links these areas remains an open question. The hub-and …

The anterior temporal lobe (ATL) is considered a crucial area for the representation of
transmodal concepts. Recent evidence suggests that specific regions within the ATL support …

Considerable evidence from different methodologies has identified the anterior temporal
lobes (ATLs) as key regions for the representation of semantic knowledge. Research interest …

How is lexical knowledge organized in the brain? Are semantic distinctions among, for
example, animals, vegetables, furniture, and musical instruments or grammatical distinctions …

Occurrence of language impairment in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy (mTLE) patients is
common and left mTLE patients always exhibit a primary problem with access to names. To …

The neural substrates of semantic representation have been the subject of much
controversy. The study of semantic representations is complicated by difficulty in …

Converging evidence from behavioral and neuroimaging studies of human concepts
indicate distinct neural systems for taxonomic and thematic knowledge. A recent study of …