SCIENTIFIC BOOK | ENGLISH EDITION | 2025
Neurogrammind Linguistic, Analytic in Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience
Enzar Sharif Salih
Independent Researcher in Clinical Psychology
Published by Tuvana | July 2025 | 230 pages
Full English edition · 230 pages · Published July 2025 · Free access for reading and academic research
About the Book
Neurogrammind is a theoretical framework developed by Enzar Sharif Salih, an independent researcher with a master's degree in Clinical Psychology. The framework explores proposed relationships between grammatical structures, psychological processes, and neural systems in the human brain.
The book, Linguistic, Analytic in Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Neurogrammind), presents an interdisciplinary analysis based primarily on grammatical observations of Kurmanji Kurdish, particularly personal pronouns and their relationships with tense, behavior, emotional expression, and human activity.
At the center of the framework are four proposed grammatical rules, each associated with a hypothesized pattern of neural processing:
The First Rule: Examines grammatical expressions associated with possession, bodily sensations, and psychological experiences, proposing a relationship with thalamic functions.
The Second Rule: Focuses on emotional expression, psychological states, and identity-related language, proposing relationships with limbic system functions.
The Third Rule: Examines expressions of physical activity and action across grammatical tenses, proposing coordinated involvement of thalamic, hypothalamic, and limbic functions.
The Fourth Rule: Investigates grammatical changes involving relationships with other people and objects, including pronoun alternations, and proposes possible associations with hemispheric processing.
The book also discusses neurotransmitters, biological personality constructs, conscious and unconscious psychological processes, intrapersonal conflict, and theoretical implications for psychotherapy.
Scientific Perspective
Neurogrammind is presented as a theoretical research framework. Its proposed relationships between grammatical rules, neural structures, and psychological functions require further empirical investigation and independent scientific evaluation.
The book is intended to encourage interdisciplinary research and scientific dialogue across linguistics, clinical psychology, neuropsychology, and neuroscience.