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Befunde I – Deskriptive Angabene in communicating meaning through language, and the cognitive processes required to produce and comprehend knowledge and represent it as discourse. Thus, to a cognitive psychologist, discourse is viewed in terms of the knowledge and processes that generated it and that are required to understand it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-19534-6ion of the underlying linguistic deficit. On the other hand, those parameters that are unique to text, such as stylistic cohesion, semantic coherence, and narrative form as represented in a story grammar, appear to be irrelevant for understanding aphasia.

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Narrative and Procedural Discourse in Aphasianguistic description of the properties that contribute to acceptability or well-formedness of discourse. There are several discourse types (e.g., narrative, procedural, expository, and conversational) that differ in structure and information content.

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