Titlebook: Speech and Language; Doreen Kimura Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989

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Language in the Disconnected Right Hemisphereists, starting with Paul Broca in 1864, believed that the right hemisphere (RH) can take over some language functions in aphasia following LH damage. As early as 1875 Hughlings Jackson believed that the RH was specialized for visuospatial functions and could also process nonpropositional, emotional,

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Aphasia, Acquiredtions of such disorders have yielded two broad generalizations: (1) Left hemisphere lesions, but not right hemisphere lesions, disrupt language capacity, and (2) within the left hemisphere, lesions in different locations undermine language differently. These generalizations are not in serious disput

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Language Mechanisms in the Brain, Developmentrontal cortices, caudate nucleus, and thalamus, have been implicated by neuropsychological investigations in the motivation and motor programming and cognitive processes for language. Noninvasive imaging by regional blood flow (rCBF) or local glucose metabolism rate (rCMR) confirm that neocortical l

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Speech Developmentamong these segments may be described in terms of a small number of phonetic features, defined by the coordinated actions of several more or less independent articulators (jaw, lips, tongue, velum, larynx). The task for a child learning to speak is to reproduce, or imitate, the patterns of articulat

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Language, Gesturalion by the hearing educators of the deaf. The readiness with which idiosyncratic manual communication systems develop when even a small number of deaf persons reside near each other indicates that a manual system is a very natural and readily available means of communication to human beings.

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