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Dieter Hillert

h-index: 14
Works: 40
Citations: 563

Most-cited papers

Extending the NegEx Lexicon for Multiple Languages
W. Chapman, Dieter Hillert, S. Velupillai, Maria Kvist +6 more
2013Medinfo107 citations Open access
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Clinical applications of cognitive event-related potentials in Alzheimer's disease.
J. Olichney, Dieter Hillert
2004Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America55 citations
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The Human Lineage
Dieter Hillert
201454 citations
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The Nature of Language: Evolution, Paradigms and Circuits
Dieter Hillert
201440 citations
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The neural substrates of spoken idiom comprehension
Dieter Hillert, G. Buračas
200936 citations
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Sentence processing : a crosslinguistic perspective
Dieter Hillert
199836 citations
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On the Evolving Biology of Language
Dieter Hillert
2015Frontiers in Psychology32 citations Open access
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Spared access to idiomatic and literal meanings: a single-case approach.
Dieter Hillert
2004Brain and Language27 citations
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Reduced Sensitivity of the N400 and Late Positive Component to Semantic Congruity and Word Repetition in Left Temporal Lobe Epilepsy
J. Olichney, Brock R. Riggins, Dieter Hillert, Ralph Nowacki +3 more
2002Clinical EEG23 citations
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fMRI responses to words repeated in a congruous semantic context are abnormal in mild Alzheimer’s disease
J. Olichney, Jason R. Taylor, Shiao-Hui Chan, Jin-Chen Yang +6 more
2010Neuropsychologia19 citations Open access
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The Processing of Fixed Expressions During Sentence Comprehension
Dieter Hillert, D. Swinney
200318 citations
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fMRI congruous word repetition effects reflect memory variability in normal elderly
J. Olichney, Jason R. Taylor, Dieter Hillert, Shiao-Hui Chan +4 more
2008Neurobiology of Aging16 citations Open access
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Language in Time
Dieter Hillert
199715 citations
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On processing lexical meanings in aphasia and Alzheimer's disease: some (re)considerations.
Dieter Hillert
1999Brain and Language14 citations
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Morphological Constraints on Lexical Access : Gender Priming in German
Dieter Hillert, E. Bates
199614 citations
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How did language evolve in the lineage of higher primates?
Dieter Hillert
2021Lingua12 citations Open access
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Lexical semantics and aphasia: A state-of-the-art review
Dieter Hillert
19929 citations
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Language in Time: Lexical and structural ambiguity resolution
Dieter Hillert
19977 citations
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The Human Language System
Dieter Hillert
20145 citations
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Linguistics and cognitive neuroscience : theoretical and empirical studies on language disorders
Dieter Hillert
19945 citations
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Linguistics and Cognitive Neuroscience
Dieter Hillert
19945 citations
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On Idioms: Cornerstones for a Neurological Model of Language Processing
Dieter Hillert
20083 citations Open access
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Accessing and parsing phrasal predicates
Dieter Hillert, Farrell Ackerman
20023 citations
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On how “early syntax” came about
Dieter Hillert
2023Frontiers in Language Sciences2 citations Open access
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Protomusic and Speech
Dieter Hillert
20142 citations
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Language as a mental capacity
Dieter Hillert
2026Frontiers in Language Sciences1 citations Open access
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Second Language Sentence Processing: Psycholinguistic and Neurobiological Research Paradigms
Dieter Hillert, Yoko Nakano
20161 citations
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10 Cross-linguistic aspects of Anaphor resolution
Dieter Hillert
20021 citations
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VERB PROCESSING IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH: AMBIGUITY, DISCONTINUOUS FORMS, AND THEMATIC COMPLEXITY
Dieter Hillert
19981 citations
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FROM ALEXANDER TO WILHELM VON HUMBOLDT: A CROSSLINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVE
Dieter Hillert
19981 citations
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Adaptive trait package for mind reading and language
Dieter Hillert
2026Frontiers in Language Sciences0 citations Open access
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Neurobiology of Language
Dieter Hillert
2019Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science0 citations
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Editorial: The beginning of the human language story
Dieter Hillert
20170 citations
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The Rise of Cognition
Dieter Hillert
20140 citations
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Semantics and Syntax
Dieter Hillert
20140 citations
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Accessing Word Meanings
Dieter Hillert
20140 citations
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P1‐274: Diminished FMRI word repetition effects in mild Alzheimer's disease
J. Olichney, A. Stringfellow, Jason R. Taylor, Shiao-Hui Chan +4 more
20080 citations
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Dieter Hillert ( Ed . ) L inguistics and Cognitive Neuroscience Theoretical and Empirical Studies on Language Disorders
Dieter Hillert, D. Swinney
20030 citations
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The grammar of agrammatism
Dieter Hillert
2000Behavioral and Brain Sciences0 citations
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Automatic Semantic Activation for Lexical Perception: Normal and Disordered Processing
Dieter Hillert, D. Burrington, Gautam A. Gupta
19940 citations
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