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Rethinking Agrammatism: Factors Affecting the Form of Language Elicited via Clinical Test Procedures

Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics, 2008
Current approaches to assessing agrammatism use data from restricted contexts, such as picture description and story telling tasks. There is evidence in the conversation analysis literature to suggest that conversational grammar may differ markedly from ...
Suzanne Beeke, Ray Wilkinson, Jane Maxim
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A Note on Prepositions in Agrammatism

Brain and Language, 1994
In this note, prepositions in the spontaneous speech of eight German agrammatics are investigated. Contrary to predictions derived from Grodzinsky (1990), no differential error pattern of governed and ungoverned prepositions could be found.
J, Tesak, P, Hummer
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Formal Features in Aphasia: Tense, Agreement, and Mood in English Agrammatism

Journal of Neurolinguistics, 2009
In recent research on aphasia, a considerable number of studies have examined deficits in patients with agrammatism in the domain of verb-finiteness marking in different languages.
Harald Clahsen
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Aspects of Agrammatism in Aphasia

Language and Speech, 1979
The handling by aphasic patients of the grammatico-semantic aspect of word-combination is compared with their handling of the grammatico-structural aspect. Three groups of patients, with efferent motor, afferent motor and sensory aphasia (Luria Classification), respectively, were selected for observation of their performance on a number of grammatical ...
E S, Beyn, T G, Vizel, F M, Hatfield
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Characterization of Agrammatism in Tagalog: Evidence From Narrative Spontaneous Speech [PDF]

Aphasiology
BackgroundAgrammatism in agglutinative languages exhibits preservation of verb morphology due to their rich morphological paradigms. Tagalog, an agglutinative language mainly spoken in the Philippines, remains uncharacterized in agrammatism yet holds ...
Roel Jonkers, Janet Webster, Christos Salis   +2 more
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The syntactic characterization of agrammatism

Cognition, 1984
Abstract A new characterization of agrammatism is suggested, based on new data from Hebrew speaking agrammatic aphasics, and a reexamination of data from Russian and Italian. This characterization is formed in relation to linguistic levels of representation. First, the description of agrammatism as omission of closed-class items is challenged on the
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The Elusive Character of Agrammatism

Brain and Language, 1995
Traditionally, agrammatism was viewed as a restricted disorder of speech production which was associated with Broca's aphasia. This view has been replaced by a more complex picture which involves a range of linguistic impairments in both language production and comprehension.
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Verbal Fluency and Agrammatism

1997
Since the beginning of this century it has been documented that cerebellar lesions induce speech deficits but these were thought to result from lack of motor coordination in the muscular activity needed for phonation. The pure motor nature of the cerebellum has been challenged on different grounds, and cerebellar activation has been documented in ...
Molinari M, LEGGIO, Maria, Silveri MC
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Negation in agrammatism: a cross-linguistic comparison

Journal of Neurolinguistics, 2001
Negation is a concept that has hardly received attention in aphasia research. The present study describes the performance of agrammatic speakers of three different languages English, Dutch and Norwegian - on a sentence comprehension and two sentence anagram tests.
Rispens, J, Bastiaanse, R, van Zonneveld, R   +2 more
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Functional Categories in Agrammatism

Brain and Language, 1995
This paper comments on Hagiwara's (1994b, this volume) proposals to account for the language deficits found in agrammatic aphasia, with special emphasis on Functional Categories (FCs). Some contemporary assumptions about FCs are reviewed focusing on their contentfulness, morphological features, and depiction as a heterogeneous set.
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