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Original: The brain encode information in many distinct formats or "languages of the mind." There is a module of the brain responsible for each of these formats. Representational Modularity therefore posits that the architecture of the mind devotes separate modules to these two encodings.

Citation: Jackendoff & Holland $(2009)$ describes the theory of representational modularity as follows:

The brain encode $($sic$)$ information in many distinct formats or 'languages of the mind.$\text{'}$ There is a module of the brain responsible for each of these formats. Representational Modularity therefore posits that the architecture of the mind devotes separate modules to these two encodings $($p$\mathrm{.}1).$