\"Max Planck Institute\" Angela Friederici Signed Announcement for Sale

\"Max Planck Institute\" Angela Friederici Signed Announcement For Sale

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in Cologne, Germany) is a director at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in

Leipzig, Germany, and is an internationally recognized expert is the author of over 400 academic articles

and book chapters, and has edited 15 books on linguistics, neuroscience, language and psychology. From 1970 to 1976 Angela Friederici studied

linguistics at the University of Bonn (Germany)

and the University of with Ph.D. in linguistics in 1976. In 1975 she also began

studying psychology at the University of Bonn

and graduated with a degree in psychology (German: Dipl.-Psych.) in 1980. In

1986 she completed her professorial degree (Habilitation) at the University of Giessen.

After a post-doctoral scholarship at the Massachusetts

Institute of Technology, and work as a research fellow at the Max Planck

Institute for Psycholinguistics and the Paris Descartes University,

Angela Friederici was awarded a professorship in cognitive psychology by

the Free University of Berlin in

1989. In 1994 she became a Founding Director and Scientific Member of the Max

Planck Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience in Leipzig, which became the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in

2004. Friederici

also holds honorary professorships (Honorarprofessor) from

the University of Leipzig (since

1995) for cognitive psychology,

the University of Potsdam for Linguistics in the Faculty of Philosophy (since 1997) and for Medicine at 2004). Friederici's research centres on how the human brain processes

language, examining both first and second language

acquisition and use. She was the first to report the early left anterior

negativity (ELAN), an EEG response

to syntactic violations in sentences. Her

2016 book Language in the Brain was endorsed by Noam Chomsky, in which she stated her current position on the

genetics of language study regarding the FOXP2 gene.

On page 222, Friederici states: "It has been proposed that FOXP2 is a gene

that plays a major role in speech and language because the mutation of this

gene was identified in a family with speech and language problems., although

thery were more speech-related rather than language problems as such. The view,

however, has also been challenged for several reasons. One reason is that FOXP2

can also be found in non-human primates, mice, birds, and fish, thus in animals