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Byurakn Ishkanyan

Grammar and lexicon distinction in a neurocognitive context

15/01/201923/01/2019 by Byurakn Ishkanyan

The ProGram project (Information Prominence and Grammar in the brain) was an interdisciplinary project at University of Copenhagen. I did my PhD as a part of that project. We carried out research based on a linguistic theory and a neurocognitive model. The project was a collaboration between three … ↪

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