This material include in introduction of linguistic and this slide tells us abaout the relationship betweet language and brain.

1. LANGUAGE
AND THE BRAIN

2. The study of the relationship between language and the brain
NEUROLINGUISTIC

4. Part of the Brain

5. The localization view
The simple language processing in the brain :
The word via wernicke’s area Broca’s area
Part of motor cortextPhysically articulate the word

6. Type of speech
error
Tip tongue phenomenon
It occurs with uncommon words and names
Slip of the tongue (spoonerisms)
It produces an expression.
Slip of the ear
The clues of how the brain tries to make the sense of auditory
signal

7. APHASIA
Aphasia is is the damage of language function.
Broca’s aphasia (motor aphasia)
Wernicke’s aphasia (sensory
aphasia)
Conducting aphasia
The characteristic is reducing amount of speech,
distorting articulation and slow
Eg: The speech with lots of hesitations and long
pause“my cheeck .... very annoyance .....
It finds the difficulties in auditory comprehension.
Eg: I can’t talk all of the things I do, and part of the
part I can go alright
Individuals in this disorder ger mispronunce
words without articulation problem
Eg: “Vaysse” and “fosh” for “base” and “wash

8. Dichotic listening tes
Let’s look at the illustration :

9. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
INDEED

10. References :
Yule, George. 2006 : The Study Of Language.Third
edition.Cambridge University Press