M.A.graduate in Teaching English as a foreign Language Iran University of Science and Technology.
Abstract
I don’t see any principled way to distinguish linguistics from neurolinguistics any more than one can distinguish chemistry from physical chemistry in principle. These may be useful distinctions for temporary purposes, but one looks forward to erosion of such boundaries as understanding progresses. My own view has always been that the part of the study of language relevant here is in principle part of human biology: ‘biolinguistics’, as some have called it”
