Neurolinguistic Approaches to Bilingualism: Unraveling the Symphony of Two Languages in One Mind

Abstract

The human brain's capacity for bilingualism, the ability to process and use two languages, has long captivated linguists and neuroscientists. This scholarly article delves into the fascinating realm of neurolinguistic approaches to bilingualism, exploring the neural mechanisms, brain regions, and cognitive processes underlying this remarkable feat. We examine various theoretical frameworks, delve into experimental evidence from different methodologies like neuroimaging and behavioral paradigms, and discuss the multifaceted consequences of bilingualism on brain structure, function, and cognitive performance. This exploration highlights the dynamic interplay between language, brain, and environment, shedding light on the intricate dance of two languages within the symphony of the human mind.