A fairly recent
co-edited book
The Variability Debate
in Neuropsychology
Grodzinsky, Y. The
mirror theory of language: a neurolinguist’s
perspective. To appear as chapter 19 in Montserrat Sanz, Itziar Laka,
Michael Tanenhaus (eds.),
Language Down the Garden Path: The
Cognitive and Biological Basis for Linguistic Structure, Oxford
University Press, 2013. pdf
Makuuchi, M., Grodzinsky, Y., Amunts, K., Santi, A., & Friederici, A.
D. 2013. Processing non-canonical
sentences in Broca's region: Reflections of movement
distance and type.
Cerebral Cortex 23
(3), pp. 694-702. pdf
Heim,
Stefan, Katrin Amunts, Dan Drai, Simon B. Eickhoff, Sarah Hautvast and Yosef Grodzinsky. 2012. The language–number interface in the brain: a complex
parametric study
of quantifiers and quantities. Frontiers in Evolutionary
Neurosciences, 4.4. pdf
Grodzinsky, Yosef.
Forthcoming. Two
puzzles in experimental syntax and semantics. CLS 47, University of chicago. pdf
Grodzinsky, Yosef.
2010. The picture of the linguistic brain: how sharp can it be? Reply
to Fedorenko & Kanwisher.
Language & Linguistic Compass, 4/8,
pp. 605-622. pdf
Grodzinsky, Yosef & Andrea Santi. 2008. The battle for Broca’s region. Trends in Cognitive
Sciences, 12.12, 474-480. pdf
See
also a letter from R. Willems & P Hagoort’s in TICS 13.3, p. 101, and our reply:
Grodzinsky, Yosef & Andrea Santi. 2009. Reply to Willems & Hagoort: an imperfect theory gets you
further than random facts. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 13.3, p. 102. pdf
Grodzinsky, Yosef. 2007. La syntaxe générative dans le cerveau. In J. Bricmont & J. Franck, eds. Cahier Chomsky. Paris: L’Herne, pp. 169-178. [English Translation as “Generative syntax in the brain” in Bricmont & Franck, eds., Chomsky Notebook. New York: Columbia University Press, 2010]. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 2006. A blueprint for a brain map of syntax . In Y. Grodzinsky
& K. Amunts, eds., Broca’s Region.
Grodzinsky, Yosef &
Grodzinsky, Y. 2006. The language faculty, Broca’s region, and the mirror system. Cortex,
42.4, pp. 464-468 [special issue on “integrative
models of broca’s area and the ventral premotor cortex”. Ricarda I.
Schubotz & Christian J. Fiebach, guest editors]. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 2004. Variation in Broca’s region: preliminary cross-methodological
comparisons. In Lyle Jenkins, ed., Variation and Universals in
Biolinguistics.
A fairly recent
co-edited book
Grodzinsky, Yosef & Katrin Amunts, eds. Broca’s Region.
Santi, Andrea and Yosef Grodzinsky.2012. Broca’s area and
sentence comprehension: A relationship parasitic on dependency, displacement or
predictability? Neuropsychologia, 50, pp. 821– 832. pdf
Santi, Andrea & Yosef Grodzinsky. 2010. fMRI adaptation dissociates syntactic complexity
dimensions. NeuroImage, 51,
pp. 1285-1293. pdf
Santi, Andrea & Yosef Grodzinsky. 2007. Working
memory and syntax interact in Broca's area.
NeuroImage, 37, pp. 8–17.
pdf
Santi, Andrea & Yosef Grodzinsky. 2007. Taxing Working Memory with Syntax: Bi-hemispheric
Modulations. Human Brain Mapping, 28, pp. 1089-1097. pdf
Supplementary
material – all stimuli, instructions, and patient descriptions: pdf
Ben-Shachar, M . D. Palti & Y. Grodzinsky. 2004. Neural correlates of
syntactic movement: Converging evidence from two fMRI experiments. NeuroImage,
21, pp. 1320-1336. pdf
Ben-Shachar
M., Hendler T., Kahn I., Ben-Bashat D., Peled S. and Grodzinsky Y.
2003. The Neural Reality of Grammatical
Transformations: Evidence from fMRI. Psychological Science,
14.5, pp. 433-440. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 2003. Imaging the Grammatical Brain. In M. Arbib, ed., Handbook
of Brain Theory and Neural Networks, 2nd edition, 551-556.
Grodzinsky, Y. 2002. Neurolinguistics and Neuroimaging: Forward to the Future, or
is it Back? Psychological Science, 13, pp. 189-193. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 2007. Coreference and self-ascription. Ms. McGill University. pdf
Poirier, Josée, Lewis P. Shapiro, Tracy
Love & Yosef Grodzinsky. 2009. The On-line Processing of Verb-phrase
Ellipsis in Aphasia. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research,
38.3, pp. 237-254. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y.
2005. Syntactic dependencies as memorized sequences in the brain. Canadian
Journal of Linguistics, special 50th anniversary issue. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 2000. The neurology of
syntax: language use without Broca's area. Behavioral and Brain Sciences,
23.1, pp. 1-71. Target Article, with 36 commentaries and author's response.
pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 2000. OverArching
Agrammatism. In Grodzinsky, Y., L. Shapiro & D. Swinney, eds., 2000. Language and
the Brain.
Balogh, J. & Grodzinsky,
Y. 2000. Levels of linguistic representation in broca's aphasia: Implicitness
and referentiality of arguments R. Bastiaanse & Y. Grodzinsky, eds., Grammatical
disorders in aphasia: a neurolinguistic perspective.
Friedmann, N. &
Grodzinsky, Y. 2000. Split inflection in neurolinguistics. In M.-A. Friedemann
& L. Rizzi, eds., The acquisition of syntax.
Grodzinsky, Y.
& Finkel, L. 1998. The neurology of empty categories. Journal of
Cognitive Neuroscience, 10.2, pp. 281-292. pdf
Friedmann, N. &
Grodzinsky, Y. 1997. Tense and Agreement in agrammatic production: Pruning the
syntactic tree. Brain & Language, 56, pp. 397-425. pdf (Also available in Hungarian, translated and
published by the
Grodzinsky, Y. 1995. Trace deletion, theta-roles,
and cognitive strategies. Brain & Language, 51, pp.
467-497. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 1995. A restrictive theory
of agrammatic comprehension. Brain & Language, 51, pp.
26-51. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. A. Pierce & S. Marakovitz. 1991.
Neurpopsychological reasons for a transformational analysis of verbal passive. Natural
Language & Linguistic Theory, 9, 431-453. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y., Wexler, K., Chien, Y.-C., Marakovitz, S. & Solomon, J. 1993. The breakdown
of binding relations. Brain & Language, 45.3, pp.
396-422. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 1989. Agrammatic
comprehension of relative clauses. Brain & Language, 37,
pp. 480-499. pdf
Grodzinsky
Y. & A. Marek. Algorithmic and heuristic processes revisited. Brain & Language, 33,
pp. 216-225. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. Syntactic
representations in agrammatism: The case of prepositions. Language & Speech, 31.2, pp. 115-134. pdf
Grodzinsky Y. 1986.
Cognitive deficits, their proper description and its theoretical relevance. Brain & Language, 27,
pp. 178-191. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. 1986. Language deficits and the theory of syntax. Brain &
Language, 27, pp. 135-159. pdf
Grodzinsky, Yosef, David Swinney
& Edgar B. Zurif. 1985. Agrammatism:
Structural characterizations and antecedent processing disruptions. In M.-L. Kean (Ed.): Agrammatism,
pp. 65-81. New York: Academic Press. pdf
An Old (though not aged) book
Grodzinsky, Y. 1990. Theoretical
Perspectives on Language Deficits.
Etcheverry, Louise, Barbara Seidel, Marion Grande, Stephanie Schulte, Peter
Pieperhoff, Martin Südmeyer, Martina Minnerop, Ferdinand Binkofski, Walter
Huber, Yosef Grodzinsky, Katrin Amunts & Stefan Heim. 2012. The time course of neurolinguistic and
neuropsychological symptoms in three cases of logopenic primary progressive
aphasia. Neuropsychologia, 50, 1708-1718. pdf
Friedmann,
Na’ama & Yosef Grodzinsky. 1994. A linguistic approach to developmental dyslexia. Brain & Cognition, 26,
pp. 249-254. pdf
The Variability Debate in Neuropsychology
Recent
Target article,
with 6 commentaries:
Drai, D., Grodzinsky, Y. 2006. A new empirical angle on the variability
debate: Quantitative neurosyntactic analyses of a large data set from Broca’s Aphasia.
Brain & Language, 76.2, 117-128. pdf . See Data sets for supporting material.
Reply
to commentaries:
Drai, D., Grodzinsky, Y. 2006. The
variability debate: More statistics, more linguistics. Brain &
Language, 76.2, 157-170. pdf
Previous
Drai, D., Grodzinsky, Y. & Zurif, E. 2001. Broca's aphasia is associated with a single pattern of comprehension
performance. Brain & Language, 76, pp. 185-192. pdf
Drai, D. & Grodzinsky, Y. 1999.
Syntactic regularity in Broca's aphasia: there's more of it than you ever
imagined. Brain & Language, 70, pp. 139-143. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y., Pinango, M., Zurif, E. & Drai, D. 1999. The critical role of group studies in neuropsychology: comprehension
regularities in Broca's aphasia. Brain & Language, 67,
pp. 134-147. pdf
Some past work on cross-linguistic variation and aphasic language
production:
Grodzinsky, Y. 1984. The syntactic characterization of agrammatism. Cognition,
20, 99-120. pdf
Zurif, E. & Y. Grodzinsky. 1983. Sensitivity
to grammatical structure in agrammatic aphasics: A reply to Linebarger et al. Cognition,
15, pp. 207-213. pdf
Fox, D. &
Grodzinsky, Y. 1998. Children's passive: a view from the by-phrase. Linguistic
Inquiry, 29.2, pp. 311-332. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y. & G. Kave. 1993. Do
children really know Condition A? Language Acquisition, 3(1),
pp. 41-54. pdf
Grodzinsky, Y.
& T. Reinhart. 1993. The innateness of
binding and of coreference. Linguistic Inquiry, 24.1, pp.
69-101. pdf