Titlebook: Clinical Psycholinguistics; Theodore Shapiro Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 philosophy.psycholinguistics.psycholo

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Stem Cells in Clinical Applicationsen fewer observers than group therapies. This established privacy results in the tendency of therapists to use the hu- manness of their personalities to a greater degree than in any other applied science. Although the rules for the conduct of a therapy may be well prescribed as they are in psychoana

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The Developmental Point of View Why Choose Language?,arying influences on clinical practice which stem from psychoanalysis and, in its best sense, behaviorism require full knowledge of the individual’s past as well as his present circumstances to illuminate his current behavior. These influences include stored experiences, memories, and their affect o

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What Is Language and How Do We Look at It?, a language serves the purpose of communication. However, it is also common to encounter extensions of the term . in such phrases as the language of love, the language of the birds, the language of mathematics. These extensions may be metaphoric and make for a quandary as to how to limit the term so

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Language and Psychology,es not concern him” (p. 93). We have here the crux of the issue. Does our study of linguistic analysis have any relevance to psychology? The issue is an epistemological concern that asks if the analysis of a text by logical or grammatical rules is actually mapped onto some variety of psychological s

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Syntax and the Form of Language at Clinic,sign-to-sign and that this aspect of language may be studied independently. Indeed, ever since Chomsky (1957) and the new grammarians took hold of the linguistic sciences, the scope of their efforts has been narrowed to the study of the formal relationships in syntax. The central arguments generated

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Pragmatics and Clinical Work,carries with it an impact that is greater than the sum of its grammatical elements and words. The imperative impact comes not only from parsing the phrase but also from the context in which it is said. These include (at the least) the transactional status of the individual who is speaking, the paral

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