Motor and sensory processes of language / edited by Eric Keller, Myrna Gopnik.
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TextSeries: Neuropsychology and NeurolinguisticsPublication details: Hillsdale, N.J. : L. Erlbaum Associates, 1987.Description: xix, 306 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: - 0898596319
- 616.855 KEL G 19
- RC423 .M617 1987
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Includes bibliographies and indexes.
List of contributors // Introduction the neuropsychology of motor and sensory processes of language // Ch.1 Jacques Lordat or the birth of cognitive neuropsychology // Ch.2 The role of word onset consonants in speech production planning new evidence from speech error patterns // Ch.3 Production deficits in broca''s and conduction aphasia : repetition versus reading // Damage to input and output buffers - what a lexicalty effect doing in a place like that ? // Ch.5 Phonological representation in word production // Ch.6 The cortical representation of motor processes of speech // Ch.7 Programming and execution processes of speech movement control : Potential neutral correlates // Ch.8 Instrinsic time in speech production : theory , methodology and preliminary observations // Ch.9 Kinematic patterns in speech and limb movements // Ch.10 Routes and representations in the processing of written language // Ch.11 Speech perception and modularity : evidence from aphasia // Ch.12 The neurofunctional modularity of cognitive skills : evidence from Japanese alexia and polyglot aphasia // Author Index // Subject Index //
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