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Is Language a Factor in the Perception of Foreign Accent Syndrome? [PDF]

Language and Speech, 2016
Neurogenic foreign accent syndrome (FAS) is diagnosed when listeners perceive speech associated with motor speech impairments as foreign rather than disordered. Speakers with foreign accent syndrome typically have aphasia.
Nick Miller
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Functional foreign accent syndrome

Practical Neurology, 2016
Foreign accent syndrome (FAS) is a rare disorder where the affected person speaks in an accent that the listener perceives as foreign. Although most cases have left hemisphere lesions, some may be functional. We describe a case of functional FAS and present a video of her speech.
Omay, Lee, Lea, Ludwig, Richard, Davenport, Jon, Stone   +3 more
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The Foreign Accent Syndrome: A Reconsideration

Brain and Language, 1996
This study compared the post-CVA speech of a patient presenting with the foreign accent syndrome (FAS) to both a premorbid baseline for that patient and to similarly analyzed data from an earlier reported case of FAS. The object of this research was to provide quantitative acoustic data to determine whether: (1) the constellation of phonetic features ...
K M, Kurowski, S E, Blumstein, M, Alexander   +2 more
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Vowels in Foreign Accent Syndrome

, 2013
In this chapter, the main findings for vowel production in Foreign Accent Syndrome, comparing and contrasting results for consonant production, will be reviewed.
Ryalls, Jack, Perkins, Rosalie
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Foreign accent syndrome and force of articulation [PDF]

Aphasiology, 2014
Background: Foreign accent syndrome (FAS) is a rare, acquired neurogenic disorder characterised by altered speech that sounds foreign, for example, English with a French accent. Several prosodic and acoustic changes have been mentioned in the literature,
Roel Jonkers
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[Foreign Accent Syndrome].

Brain and nerve = Shinkei kenkyu no shinpo, 2021
Foreign accent syndrome (FAS) is a rare speech disorder characterized by the emergence of a foreign accent. To date, more than a hundred cases of FAS have been reported, and the impression of accent change is regarded to be the result of a combination of segmental deficits (i.e., phonetic distortions and phonemic paraphasias) and supra-segmental ...
Yuichi, Higashiyama, Fumiaki, Tanaka
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Foreign Accent Syndrome

Neuropraxis, 2010
Sommige neurologische aandoeningen spreken zozeer tot de verbeelding dat ze in de krant een eigen leven gaan leiden. Begin 2010 verschenen in onder andere de Daily Mail en De Telegraaf (27 april 2010) artikelen over een 35-jarige vrouw die na een langdurige migraine-aura een tijdje niet kon spreken en uiteindelijk Engels sprak met een accent dat leek ...
Hylco Bouwstra, Fennetta van der Scheer, Emile Keuter   +2 more
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Foreign accent syndrome: An organic disorder?

Journal of Communication Disorders, 2005
This paper reports the case of a 32-year-old Dutch speaking woman who presented with foreign accent syndrome (FAS). There are good reasons to believe that the speech disturbance in this patient was of psychogenic origin. This case suggests that attested brain damage is not a prerequisite for a speech disorder to qualify as FAS and that FAS is not ...
John, Van Borsel, Leen, Janssens, Patrick, Santens   +2 more
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Foreign Accent Syndrome

2014
January 4, 2010, started out as just another day for Kay Russell of Gloucestershire, England. The 49-year-old grandmother suffered from severe migraines and later that evening, she went to bed with a debilitating attack. She awoke the next day to discover that she had a French accent (Guardian, 2010).
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“Accent issue”: foreign accent syndrome following ischemic stroke

Neurological Sciences, 2019
Foreign accent syndrome (FAS) is arare syndrome associated with altered speech rhythm and prosody, which listeners perceive as foreign; cerebrovascular accidents, tumors and multiple sclerosis are reported as possible causes of FAS. The pathophysiology of FAS is not yet understood.A 68-year-old Italian man was admitted to the EmergencyDepartment for ...
Di Stefano V., De Novellis A. M. P., Dono F., Onofrj M., De Angelis M. V.   +4 more
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