Language, Aphasia and the Right Hemisphere

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Wiley, 1987 - Medical - 205 pages
In a relatively short time our view of the role of the right cerebral hemisphere in behaviour, and in language in particular, has been revolutionized by recent research which suggests a sophisticated brain right hemisphere which is not inferior or minor, but has its own specialized responsibilities for language processing. This book presents a cautious and critical review of developments and its application to concepts and treatment of aphasia.

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Population and Methodological Variables in Research into the Neuro
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Behavioural Methods
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Conclusions
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