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Guenter Kochendoerfer: Gedaechtnisformen in neuronalen Modellen der Sprachverarbeitung [Types of memory in neural models of language processing]. Tuebingen: Narr 1999. This book attempts to make clear hypotheses concerning different types of memory, on the background of elementary principles about possible neural processes in the brain and the consequences obtained for linguistic processing. The developed framwork points out that currently existing differentiations of memory types, e.g. long-term and short-term memory or declarative and procedural memory, have to be reinterpreted to meet observable empirical data as well as neural principles. This is the first well functioning attempt that is based on biologically realistic simulation models ever proposed. The aim of this book is to offer new insights and concepts to the discussion of memory phenomena. Thus, the book should also be of great interest for other fields different to cognitive sciences. |
Preface
1 Introduction
1.1 Memories
1.2 Agreements
1.3 The linguistic perspective
1.4 Organization of the chapters
2 The neural code
2.1 What we are talking about
2.2 Symbol manipulating architectures
2.3 Frequency coding
2.4 Single spike coding
2.5 Pros and cons of grandmother cells
2.6 The acquisition of concepts
2.7 Conclusions
3 Linguistic competence
3.1 The key role of linguistic competence
3.2 Divergency
3.3 Convergency
3.4 Production
3.5 The neural architecture of language processing
4 Long-term memory: basics
4.1 Differentiation
4.2 Synaptic processes
4.3 Language acquisition
4.4 "Declarative" and "procedural"
4.5 Abstraction and forgetting
4.6 Mechanisms of access
5 Episodical memory
5.1 Basics
5.2 Preparing a simulation
5.3 Simulation
5.4 Data structures
6 Short-term memory: basics
6.1 Short-term memory and working memory
6.2 Short-term memory in connectionist models
6.3 Elementary cellular short-term memory
6.4 Complex cellular short-term memory
6.5 Synaptic short-term memory
7 "Phonological loop"
7.1 The classical view
7.2 The process of memory consolidation
7.3 Rehearsal
7.4 Additional notes
8 Buffers
8.1 Buffers in language production models
8.2 Buffers as neural shift registers
8.3 The output-buffer as a capacity of the lexicon structure
8.4 Abstractions, results
9 The role of the hippocampus
9.1 Current theses
9.2 Problems arising in a localist system
9.3 Effects of disturbances of the hippocampal functions in the neural model
9.4 An unnoticed type of memory
10 Conclusion
10.1 "Distributed" phenomena
10.2 The pattern of memory types, memory access
10.3 Disturbances
10.4 Desiderata, perspectives
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