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Neuropsychologia, 1994
The case of an anomia for people's names is reported. The study of this dissociation helps to clarify the difference in processing between proper and common names. Associated deficits in this and previously described cases provide support for the idea that an inability to retrieve arbitrary relations is the basis of the naming difficulty.
M. HITTMAIRDELAZER +3 more
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The case of an anomia for people's names is reported. The study of this dissociation helps to clarify the difference in processing between proper and common names. Associated deficits in this and previously described cases provide support for the idea that an inability to retrieve arbitrary relations is the basis of the naming difficulty.
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2013
Il concetto sociologico di anomia (dal greco a-nomos, letteralmente senza legge) deve la sua notorietà analitica ad Emile Durkheim e a Robert K. Merton, che descrivono così le conseguenze sui modi di adattamento individuali e sui corsi d’azione di specifiche forme di organizzazione sociale tipiche della modernità.
Matti Laine, Nadine Martin
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Il concetto sociologico di anomia (dal greco a-nomos, letteralmente senza legge) deve la sua notorietà analitica ad Emile Durkheim e a Robert K. Merton, che descrivono così le conseguenze sui modi di adattamento individuali e sui corsi d’azione di specifiche forme di organizzazione sociale tipiche della modernità.
Matti Laine, Nadine Martin
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Neurology, 1983
A right-handed patient with a complete right homonymous hemianopia could not name objects seen in her left hemifield but could always select an object from an assortment when the object was named. If the right hemisphere was devoid of auditory language function, we must postulate separate transcallosal pathways from visual to verbal and from auditory ...
G F, McCormick, D A, Levine
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A right-handed patient with a complete right homonymous hemianopia could not name objects seen in her left hemifield but could always select an object from an assortment when the object was named. If the right hemisphere was devoid of auditory language function, we must postulate separate transcallosal pathways from visual to verbal and from auditory ...
G F, McCormick, D A, Levine
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2012
Obiettivo del presente contributo è quello di presentare il concetto di anomia entro il pensiero di alcuni autori fondamentali del sapere sociologico, mostrando la diversità interpretativa che lo ha caratterizzato senza però minacciarne la centralità. Vengono ripercorse alcune delle principali teorizzazioni sul concetto, cercando di mettere in luce
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Obiettivo del presente contributo è quello di presentare il concetto di anomia entro il pensiero di alcuni autori fondamentali del sapere sociologico, mostrando la diversità interpretativa che lo ha caratterizzato senza però minacciarne la centralità. Vengono ripercorse alcune delle principali teorizzazioni sul concetto, cercando di mettere in luce
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Neuropsychologia, 1987
Naming performance was studied in demented patients, age-matched controls, left-hemisphere stroke patients with aphasia and right-hemisphere stroke patients. The experimental naming test compared four levels of perceptual difficulty and two language variables: word frequency and word length.
H S, Kirshner +3 more
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Naming performance was studied in demented patients, age-matched controls, left-hemisphere stroke patients with aphasia and right-hemisphere stroke patients. The experimental naming test compared four levels of perceptual difficulty and two language variables: word frequency and word length.
H S, Kirshner +3 more
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Retrieval Inhibition in Anomia
Brain and Language, 1993Reading latencies for anomic temporal lobe epileptics, nonanomic epileptic patient controls, and normal controls were measured in semantic priming paradigms. Both the epileptic controls and the normal controls showed typical semantic facilitation with faster response times following related than unrelated primes. The anomic subjects, on the other hand,
T A, Blaxton, S Y, Bookheimer
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1996
Abstract Disordered word finding (anomia) easily ranks as the most common language impairment. Everyone complains from time to time that they are unable to find the appropriate name and this normal problem can be greatly magnified by brain injury.
D Frank Benson, Alfredo Ardila
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Abstract Disordered word finding (anomia) easily ranks as the most common language impairment. Everyone complains from time to time that they are unable to find the appropriate name and this normal problem can be greatly magnified by brain injury.
D Frank Benson, Alfredo Ardila
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