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- Neil_Cohn abstract "Neil Cohn is an American cognitive scientist and comic author. His research offers the first serious scientific study of the cognition of understanding comics, and uses an interdisciplinary approach combining aspects of theoretical and corpus linguistics with cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience.Cohn’s work argues that common cognitive capacities underlie the processing of various expressive domains, especially verbal and signed languages and what he calls “visual language”—the structure and cognition of drawings and visual narratives, particularly those found in comics.Cohn spent several years as an independent scholar before studying under linguist Ray Jackendoff and psychologists Gina Kuperberg and Phillip Holcomb at Tufts University where he received his PhD in psychology in 2012. Since graduating, he has been a postdoctoral fellow at UC San Diego working with Marta Kutas and Jeff Elman. He is the son of Leigh Cohn and Lindsey Hall.".
- Q16204174 abstract "Neil Cohn is an American cognitive scientist and comic author. His research offers the first serious scientific study of the cognition of understanding comics, and uses an interdisciplinary approach combining aspects of theoretical and corpus linguistics with cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience.Cohn’s work argues that common cognitive capacities underlie the processing of various expressive domains, especially verbal and signed languages and what he calls “visual language”—the structure and cognition of drawings and visual narratives, particularly those found in comics.Cohn spent several years as an independent scholar before studying under linguist Ray Jackendoff and psychologists Gina Kuperberg and Phillip Holcomb at Tufts University where he received his PhD in psychology in 2012. Since graduating, he has been a postdoctoral fellow at UC San Diego working with Marta Kutas and Jeff Elman. He is the son of Leigh Cohn and Lindsey Hall.".