Connectionism Versus Motor Theory: Language Processing

Abstract: 10 pages in length. Virtually no element of understanding human function goes without challenge; language processing is no exception. Pitted against each other for the struggle to attain superiority, connectionism and motor theory have come to represent the two primary aspects associated with speech perception. Simply defined as learning by doing (connectivism) and learning by being (classical or motor theory), history is filled with intellectuals who eagerly posited the values of both sides, many who provided their own labels to the same concepts. Bibliography lists 20 sources.

Filename: TLClangproc.rtf

Pages: 10

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Catagory: General

Subcatagory: Communications, Media, Theory, Etc

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