The important Hebbian architecture for language may not be the
phonological networks of perisylvian cortex, but rather the semantic
networks of limbic cortex. Although the high-frequency EEG findings
are intriguing, the results may not yet warrant a confident theory of
neural assemblies. Nonetheless, Pulvermüller succeeds in
framing a comprehensive theory of language function in the literal
terms of neuroanatomy and neurophysiology.
