Meaning in the Brain

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The book explores the concept that meaning in language is not directly derived from external input but is constructed internally by the brain. Giosuè Baggio argues that the rapid processing of sensory information creates the illusion of instantaneous understanding. He presents a comprehensive, multilevel theory of semantics, detailing how meaning is generated during various stages of language—comprehension, production, and acquisition. This work challenges conventional views and offers new insights into the cognitive processes underlying language.