Due to the close relationship of gesture and language[54] and the traditional view of the left hemisphere being language-dominant[55] it is important for us to consider the issue of laterality.
We aimed to identify the relative relationship of gesture and speech, in the context of impaired language, both overall and in individual events.
Therefore, when explicitly taking into account the spatiotemporal relationship of dance gestures, the template-based method we introduce in this article provides us with a proper alternative.
In the history of American comedy, Ms. Tomlin sort of is Ms. Fey's mother, and the on-screen ambivalence of the relationship gestures toward Ms. Fey's complicated relationship with her precursors.
He had a powerful sense of the emptiness of his remembered landscape, animated only momentarily by human action; life becomes explicable as a diagrammatic series of gestures and relationships, "the underlying magic", as Miró described it, and he developed a way of painting that seemed to respond to those energies.
Given the dominance of the left cerebral hemisphere for language processing in humans, they may also clarify the nature of the relationship between gestures and language.
But rather than employ stereotypical historic architectural forms, we looked for the places where the fundamentals of writing and architecture overlap - solid to void relationships, the trace of gesture on surface, the meaning in the depth of a mark, penetration, or extrusion.
Building on those insightful analyses, we propose a more direct relationship between gestures and representations of space and action.
These three variables were then used to investigate the relationships between anatomical asymmetries of the insular cortex and the functional lateralization of gestures and language.
These studies, providing some insight into the processes of hemispheric lateralization, have thus highlighted the close relationship between gestures and language.
