Tan, I-An, Nir Segal & Yosef Grodzinsky. 2024 . The domains of monotonicity processing. Journal of Semantics.

 

Tan, I-An, Nitsan Kugler-Etinger & Yosef Grodzinsky. 2023. Do two negatives make a positive? Language and logic in language processing. Language, Cognition & Neuroscience.

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Agmon, Galit, Yonatan Loewenstein and Yosef Grodzinsky. 2022. Negative sentences exhibit a sustained effect in delayed verification tasks. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 48.1, 122–141.

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Grodzinsky, Yosef, Peter Pieperhoff & Cynthia Thompson. 2021. Stable brain loci for the processing of complex syntax: a review of the current neuroimaging evidence. Cortex, 142, 252-271.

 

Yosef Grodzinsky, Kim Behrent, Galit Agmon, Nora Bittner, Christiane Jockwitz, Svenja Caspers, Katrin Amunts & Stefan Heim. 2021. A linguistic complexity pattern that defies aging: The processing of multiple negations. Journal of Neurolinguistics vol. 58.

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Grodzinsky, Yosef, Virginia Jaichenco, Isabelle Deschamps, María-Elina Sánchez, Martin Fuchs, Peter Pieperhoff, Yonatan Loewenstein, Katrin Amunts. 2020. Negation and the brain: experiments in health and in focal brain disease, and their theoretical implications. In Viviane Deprez & Maria Teresa Espinal, eds., Oxford Hanbook of Negation. NY: Oxford University Press.

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Grodzinsky, Yosef, Isabelle Deschamps, Peter Pieperhoff, Francesca Iannilli, Galit Agmon, Yonatan Loewenstein & Amunts, K., 2020. Logical negation mapped onto the brain. Brain Structure and Function, 225(1), 19-31. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00429-019-01975-w.

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Brian Buccola and Andreas Haida. 2019. Obligatory Irrelevance and the Computation of Ignorance Inferences. Journal of Semantics, 36(4): 583-616. https://doi.org/10.1093/jos/ffz013.

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Agmon, G, Loewenstein, Y, & Grodzinsky, Y. 2019. Measuring the cognitive cost of downward monotonicity by controlling for negative polarity. Glossa: A Journal of General Linguistics, 4(1), 36. DOI: http://doi.org/10.5334/gjgl.770.

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Grodzinsky, Y, Deschamps, I, Shapiro, L. 2019. Patients with Broca’s aphasia and Young Children can reconstruct elided VPs. In The Oxford Book Handbook of Ellipsis, Jeroen van Craenenbroeck and Tanja Temmerman, eds. NY: Oxford University Press.

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Grodzinsky, Y, Agmon, G, Snir, K, Deschamps, I, Loewenstein, Y. 2018.  The Analysis of less-Comparatives: Evidence from the Processing Cost of Downward Entailingness . Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 22 , Berlin/Potsdam.

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Haida A, Crnic, L, Grodzinsky, Y. 2018.  Linguistic barriers to logical reasoning: a new perspective on Aristotelian syllogisms . Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 22, Berlin/Potsdam.

Grodzinsky, Y. 2017. Rule-I, intensional predicates, and children's pronominal reference assignment. In 

LaCara, Nicholas, Moulton, Keir, & Tessier, Anne-Michelle, A Schrift to Fest Kyle Johnson. Linguistics Open Access Publications, 1, pp. 141-150.

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Grodzinsky, Y.  2016.  Neural substrates for linguistic and musical abilities: a neurolinguist’s perspective. In Ida Toivonen, Piroska Csúri, Emile van der Zee, eds. Structures in the Mind: Essays on Language, Music, and Cognition in Honor of Ray Jackendoff, MIT Press, 2015.

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Santi, A, Friederici A, Makuuchi M, Grodzinsky Y.  2015.  An fMRI study dissociating distance measures computed by Broca's area in movement processing: clause boundary vs. identity. Frontiers in Psychology, 6: 654.

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Deschamps, I, Agmon G, Loewenstein Y, Grodzinsky Y.  2015.  The Processing of Polar Quantifiers, and Numerosity Perception. Cognition. 143:115-128.

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Grodzinsky, Y, Nelken I.  2014.  The Neural Code That Makes Us Human. Science, 343(978):978-979

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Makuuchi, M, Grodzinsky Y, Amunts K, Santi A, Friederici AD. 2013.  Processing non-canonical sentences in Broca's region: Reflections of movement distance and type. Cerebral Cortex, 23:694-702.

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Grodzinsky, Y.  2013.  The mirror theory of language: a neurolinguist’s perspective. In I. Laka, M. Sanz & M. Tanenhaus, eds., The Cognitive and Biological Basis for Linguistic Structure: New Approaches and Enduring Themes. New York: Oxford University Press.

 

Heim, S, Amunts K, Drai D, Eickhoff SB, Hautvast S, Grodzinsky Y.  2012.  The language–number interface in the brain: a complex parametric study of quantifiers and quantities. Frontiers in Evolutionary Neuroscience, 4:4.

 

Santi, A, Grodzinsky Y.  2012.  Broca’s area and sentence comprehension: A relationship parasitic on dependency, displacement or predictability? Neuropsychologia. 50:821-832.

 

Etcheverry, L, Seidel B, Grande M, Schulte S, Pieperhoff P, Südmeyer M, Minnerop M, Binkofski F, Huber W, Grodzinsky Y et al.  2012. The time course of neurolinguistic and neuropsychological symptoms in three cases of logopenic primary progressive aphasia. Neuropsychologia, 50:1708-1718.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2011.  Two puzzles in experimental syntax and semantics. CLS 47, Chicago Linguistic Society.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2010.  The picture of the linguistic brain: how sharp can it be? Reply to Fedorenko & Kanwisher. Language & Linguistics Compass, 4(8):605-622.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Santi A.  2010.  fMRI adaptation dissociates syntactic complexity dimensions. NeuroImage, 51:1285-1293

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2010.  Generative syntax in the brain. In J. Bricmont & J. Franck, eds., The Chomsky Notebook. New York: Columbia University Press.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Santi A.  2009.  Reply to Willems & Hagoort: an imperfect theory gets you further than random facts. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 13(3):102.

 

Poirier, J, Shapiro LP, Love T, Grodzinsky Y.  2009.  The On-line Processing of Verb-phrase Ellipsis in Aphasia. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 38(3):237-254.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Santi A.  2008.  The battle for Broca’s region. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 12(12):474-480.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Santi A.  2007.  Working memory and syntax interact in Broca's area. NeuroImage, 37:8-17.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2007.  Coreference and self-ascription. Ms. McGill University. 

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Santi A.  2007.  Taxing Working Memory with Syntax: Bi-hemispheric Modulations. Human Brain Mapping, 28:1089-1097.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Friederici A.  2006.  Neuroimaging of syntax and syntactic processing. Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 16(2):240-246.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2006.  A blueprint for a brain map of syntax. In Y. Grodzinsky & K. Amunts, eds., Broca’s Region. NY: Oxford University Press.

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Grodzinsky, Y, Amunts, K, eds. 2006. Broca's Region. NY: Oxford University Press.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2006.  The language faculty, Broca’s region, and the mirror system. Cortex, 42(4):464-468.

 

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. 96:117-128.

 

Drai, D, Grodzinsky Y.  2006.  The variability debate: More statistics, more linguistics. Brain & Language, 96:157-170.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2005.  Syntactic dependencies as memorized sequences in the brain. Canadian Journal of Linguistics, (special 50th anniversary issue):241-266.

 

Ben-Shachar, M, Palti D, Grodzinsky Y.  2004.  Neural correlates of syntactic movement: Converging evidence from two fMRI experiments. NeuroImage, 21:1320-1336.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2004.  Variation in Broca’s region: preliminary cross-methodological comparisons. Chapter 8 in Lyle Jenkins, ed., Variation and Universals in Biolinguistics. Oxford: Elsevier.

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Grodzinsky, Y.  2003.  Imaging the Grammatical Brain. M. Arbib, ed., Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks, 2nd edition, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. 551-556.

 

Ben-Shachar, M, Hendler T, Kahn I, Ben-Bashat D, Grodzinsky Y.  2003.  The Neural Reality of Grammatical Transformations: Evidence from fMRI. Psychological Science, 14(5):433-440.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2002.  Neurolinguistics and Neuroimaging: Forward to the Future, or is it Back? Psychological Science, 13:189-193.

 

Drai, D, Grodzinsky Y, Zurif E.  2001.  Broca's aphasia is associated with a single pattern of comprehension performance. Brain & Language, 76:185-192.

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Bastiaanse, R, Grodzinsky Y, eds.  2000. Grammatical disorders in aphasia: a neurolinguistic perspective. London: Whurr.

Balogh, JE, Grodzinsky Y.  2000.  Levels of linguistic representation in broca's aphasia: Implicitness and referentiality of arguments. In R. Bastiaanse & Y. Grodzinsky, eds., Grammatical disorders in aphasia: a neurolinguistic perspective. 

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2000.  The neurology of syntax: language use without Broca's area. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 23(1):1-71. Target article with 36 commentaries.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  2000.  OverArching Agrammatism. In Grodzinsky, Y., L. Shapiro & D. Swinney, eds.,  Language and the Brain: Representation and Processing. Studies in honor of Edgar Zurif. NY: Academic Press.

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Friedmann, N, Grodzinsky Y.  2000.  Split inflection in neurolinguistics. In M.-A. Friedemann & L. Rizzi, eds., The acquisition of syntax.

 

Drai, D, Grodzinsky Y.  1999.  Comprehension Regularity in Broca’s Aphasia? There’s More of It Than You Ever Imagined. Brain & Language, 70:139-143.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Piñango M M, Zurif E, Drai D.  1999.  The critical role of group studies in neuropsychology: comprehension regularities in Broca's aphasia. Brain & Language, 67:134-147.

 

Fox, D, Grodzinsky Y.  1998.  Children's passive: a view from the by-phrase. Linguistic Inquiry, 29(2):311-332.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Finkel L.  1998. The Neurology of Empty Categories: Aphasics’ Failure to Detect Ungrammaticality. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 10(2):281-292.

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Friedmann N, Grodzinsky Y.  1997.  Tense and Agreement in agrammatic production: Pruning the syntactic tree. Brain & Language, 56:397-425.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  1995.  A restrictive theory of agrammatic comprehension. Brain & Language, 51:26-51.

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Grodzinsky, Y.  1995.  Trace deletion, theta-roles, and cognitive strategies. Brain & Language, 51:467-497.

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Friedmann, N, Grodzinsky Y.  1994.  A Linguistic Approach to Developmental Dyslexia. Brain & Cognition, 26:249-254.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Wexler K, Chien Y-C, Marakovitz S, Solomon J.  1993.  The breakdown of binding relations. Brain & Language, 45(3):396-422.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Kave G.  1993.  Do children really know Condition A? Language Acquisition, 3(1):41-54.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Reinhart T.  1993.  The innateness of binding and of coreference. Linguistic Inquiry, 24(1):69-101.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Pierce A, Marakovitz S.  1991.  Neuropsychological reasons for a transformational analysis of verbal passive. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 9:431-453.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  1990.  Theoretical Perspectives on Language Deficits. Cambridge, MA: MIT PREss.

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Grodzinsky, Y.  1989.  Agrammatic comprehension of relative clauses. Brain & Language, 37:480-499.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  1988.  Syntactic representations in agrammatism: The case of prepositions. Language & Speech, 31(2):115-134.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Marek A.  1988. Algorithmic and heuristic processes revisited. Brain & Language, 33:216-225.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  1986.  Language deficits and the theory of syntax. Brain & Language, 27:135-159.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  1986.  Cognitive deficits, their proper description and its theoretical relevance. Brain & Language, 27:178-191.

 

Grodzinsky, Y, Swinney D, Zurif E.  1985.  Agrammatism: Structural characterizations and antecedent processing disruptions. In M.-L. Kean (Ed.): Agrammatism. 65-81.

 

Grodzinsky, Y.  1984.  The syntactic characterization of agrammatism. Cognition, 20:99-120.

 

Zurif, E, Grodzinsky Y.  1983.  Sensitivity to grammatical structure in agrammatic aphasics: A reply to
Linebarger et al. Cognition, 15:207-213.