No one (two) better to bring the project to completion than @colinwhoy.bsky.social and @anask07.bsky.social

Or our explicit discussion of the lack of understanding of what that relationship is 😝

"Language and/or memory: How to slice the domain-cake?"

Great to hear you liked it! It was really, really hard work. The within-discipline bits were easy, getting the integration across philosophy and cog psych was hard, exciting, and rewarding. @jolienfrancken.bsky.social was instrumental (and I sometimes so wish I were a philosopher like her 😝)

They are amazing, often sitting peacefully and still for long minutes on end, maybe they like being watched 🤩

I went for bookdown, Daniel has his on GitHub (I think). So there are lots of options, really. I guess it's more about what one really wants to achieve with a book...

The very first event I presented my work at (Master's thesis at that point), really loved it!!

Contributions are welcome 😁

The section is a resource for teaching about current views on how speakers go from a phonological representation to its articulatory control. 🧠 🗣️

Main motivation: existing teaching resources on "language" are mostly comprehension or do poor job at covering production beyond motor stuff. I hope it'll be valuable addition to community & this one is FREE! More to come in the future but I feel it is important to keep building it and releasing.

and Annie Ohlerth

Huge thanks to contributors @sries.bsky.social @juliachauvet.bsky.social @briellestark.bsky.social @angeladebruin.bsky.social Rinus Verdonschot, Carrie Niziolek, Willemijn Doedens, Jana Klaus and others. If you want to contribute content, get in touch

For those who don't know the resource, it's a free book on Speaking, written by the community (for beginners).