Titlebook: Higher Cortical Functions in Man; Aleksandr Romanovich Luria Book 1966 Consultants Bureau Enterprises, Inc., and Basic Books, Inc. 1966 br

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Disturbances of Higher Mental Functional Systems in the Presence of Local Brain Lesionsrganization that distinguishes the human cerebral cortex has been discussed. What bearing have these matters on the disturbances of higher mental functions in the presence of circumscribed brain lesions? What principles must guide the approach to the local pathology of the cerebral cortex? These are

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Disturbances of Higher Cortical Functions with Lesions of the Temporal Regionr zone of the auditory analyzer (Areas 41, 42, and 22), the extranuclear zones of the auditory portion of the cortex (Area 21), and the formations of the inferior and basal divisions unconnected with the functions of auditory analysis and integration (Area 20). In addition, the temporal region also

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Disturbances of Higher Cortical Functions with Lesions of the Occipital and Occipitoparietal Regionsganization through speech. When we turn to the subject of lesions of the occipital and occipitoparietal regions, we move to a different group of disturbances of the analytic-synthetic activity of the brain.

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Disturbances of Higher Cortical Functions with Lesions of the Sensorimotor Regionsibed. Attention has been directed to this type of disorder in the auditory, visual, and, to some extent, tactile forms of analysis and synthesis of external stimuli and to the changes in the more complex forms of mental activity associated with such local brain defects. Now let us turn to the distur

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Disturbances of Higher Cortical Functions with Lesions of the Frontal Regionneokinesthetic, and motor analyzers and of the overlapping cortical areas of these zones were examined. Cortical malfunctioning as a result of lesions of the primary and secondary fields of the cortical nuclei of the motor analyzer, the sensorimotor and premotor divisions of the cerebral cortex, was

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Objectives of Clinicopsychological Investigation of Higher Cortical Functions in the Presence of Locge taking place in mental activity and, from this, to identify the fundamental defect, to determine the secondary systemic disturbances, and, in this way, to attempt to explain the syndrome resulting from the fundamental defect. Clinicopsychological investigation can thus assist in the topical diagn

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Investigation of Acoustico-Motor Coordinationant factor in the diagnosis of circumscribed lesions of the cerebral cortex is the state of audiomotor coordination, or, in other words, of simple motor acts dependent on the auditory afferent system; these acts have a precise serial organization, and, in their purest form, consist of “motor melodie

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Investigation of Speech Functions. Receptive Speechtrue because a very large proportion of man’s higher mental activities is formed and functions in close association with the second signal system and because speech has such an important function in human social intercourse and intellectual activity. Until this point in our discussion of investigati