Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: article i nfo Article history: Concepts bind together the features commonly associated with objects and events to form networks in long- term semantic memory. These conceptual networks are the basis of human knowledge and underlie perception, imagination,and the ability tocommunicateaboutexperiences andthe contentsofthe environment. Althoughit isoften assumedthatthisdistributedsemanticinformation isintegratedinhigher-levelheteromodal association cortices, open questions remain about the role and anatomic basis of heteromodal representations in semantic memory. Here  used combined neuroimaging evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) to characterize the cortical networks underlying concept representation. Using a lexical decision task,  examined the processing of concepts in four semantic categories that varied on their sensory-motor feature associations (sight, sound, manipulation, and abstract).  found that the angu- lar gyrus was activated across all categories regardless of their modality-specific feature associations, consistent witha heteromodalaccountfor theangular gyrus. Exploratory analysessuggested that categories with ighted sensory-motor features additionally recruited modality-specific association cortices. Furthermore, DTI tractography identified white matter tracts connecting these regions of modality-specific functional activation with the angular gyrus. These findings are consistent with a distributed semantic network that includes a heteromodal, integrative component in the angular gyrus in combination with sensory-motor feature represen- tations in modality-specific association cortices.
['Michael F. Bonner', 'Jonathan E. Peelle', 'Philip A. Cook', 'Murray Grossman']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Heteromodal conceptual processing in the angular gyrus.
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