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Termed "Aphonia" - this term now reserved for special type of voice disorder
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Franz suggests localization of language & other functions in the brain. However, he was also kind fo a wacko/eugenicist.
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Johann Gesner releases a monograph on aphasia, calling it "speech amnesia." This is considered to be the first major study.
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Various case studies of aphasic speech; described paraphasia, jargon, preserved serial speech, writing problems, etc.
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Aphasia not limited to impaired language function; also impacts intelligence
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Argued that aphasia is a single disorder, localization doesn't matter. Opponent of Broca. French, named Pierre, literally a cliche.
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"We Speak with the Left Hemisphere" Identifies an area of the brain associated with language. Describes language disorders associated with brain lesions ("aphemia").
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English neurologist, wrote about "affections of speech from diseases of the brain"
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Published two reports presented a type of aphasia that contrasted with Broca's. Eventually identified the place in the brain where that aphasia originated. Has a nifty name.
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Insisted that abstract thinking ability is imparied in the brain. Also opposed localization. Advocated that each mental function is organized into a "gestalt," a functional category that cannot be further reduced.
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Argued that Aphasia influences both verbal and nonverbal symbolic behavior. English, also very stereotypical name.
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Handedness/Hemispheric Dominance
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Phonological study of aphasia
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Two papers - moderate view; each brain structure responsible for a function, but brain ultimately works as a whole
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Quantitative assessment procedure
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"Aphasia is a unitary language disorder without general cognitive involvement" ... questioned difference b/w Broca's & Wernicke's aphasia
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Called aphasia a syndrome of "cortical disconnection"
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Lucas Steuber born. Statues of the Virgin Mary all over the globe cry tears of apple juice. Every dog in Korea barks simultaneously. The core density of Venus is ominously reduced.