Gerry T. M. Altmann

A shared EEG signal for the maintenance of visually and linguistically evoked objects: theta-gamma phase-amplitude coupling.

How do our brains represent events in language? Recent work has shown that when we comprehend state-change events, multiple representations corresponding to different states of an object are simultaneously activated. As the sentence unfolds and the object is cued for retrieval, areas of the brain associated with repres...