Neurobiological aspects of meaning constitution during language processing

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction 1
4. The constitution of meaning in situated communication 7
5. Processing instructions 31
6. Visually grounded language processing in object reference 77
7. Psycholinguistic experiments on spatial relations using stereoscopic presentation 127
8. Deictic object reference in task-oriented dialogue 155
9. Computational models of visual tagging 209
10. Neurobiological aspects of meaning constitution during language processing 243
11. Neuroinformatic techniques in cognitive neuroscience of language 265
12. Situated interaction with a virtual human - perception, action, and cognition 287
13. Integrated perception for cooperative human-machine interaction 325
14. Architectures of situated communicators: From perception to cognition to learning 357
15. A systems framework of communicative understanding 377
16. System theoretical modeling on situated communication 409
17. Backmatter 435