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The Inoperative Refusal: Gestures and How the Unruly Body Goes on Strike
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume 51, Issue 3, September 2026.Short Abstract A still from Yvonne Rainer's film, Hand Movie (1966). Image copyright of the artist, courtesy of Video Data Bank, School of the Art Institute of Chicago. ABSTRACT This paper advances a way of thinking the body in human geography through gestures, their capacity to refuse inoperatively and their relation to unconscious processes ...
Thuỳ‐Trang T. Nguyen
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Stuttering Prevalence among Kurdish-Farsi Students Effects of the Two Languages Similarities
Iranian Rehabilitation Journal, 2008 Objectives: It has been noted that stuttering is more prevalent in bilinguals than in monolinguals. The similarities of the languages involved have been mentioned to justify the difference between stuttering prevalence among bilingual and monolingual ...
Hiwa Mohamadi +2 more
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Speech disfluencies and stuttering in bilingual children : diagnostical entanglements
Background: Our understanding of the manifestation of stuttering in bilingual children is currently based on limited participant groups. Furthermore, our insight in the frequency and types of disfluencies produced by bilingual children who do not stutter
Saad Merouwe, Selma +2 more
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Frequency of Stuttering and Its Common Symptomsamong Children with Speech Disorders
Journal Riphah College of Rehabilitation Sciences, 2016 BACKGROUND: Stuttering also known as stammering is a speech disorder which disrupts the normal flow of speech by frequent and involuntary repetition, prolongations of sounds, syllables, words or phrases.
Ghazal Awais Butt +5 more
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The application of rTMS over SMA combined with rhythmic speech training for stuttering intervention
Behavioral treatments for adults who stutter (AWS) often involve adopting a speech pattern that improves fluency, such as speaking rhythmically or prolonging speech sounds. However, maintaining the benefits of these treatments is challenging.
Choi, Kar Yin Angela +2 more
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Journal of Rehabilitation, 2012 Objective: Stuttering is a fairly common speech disorder. However, the etiology is poorly understood and is likely to be heterogeneous. The aim of this research is to investigate phonological encoding complexity on speech fluency in 6-9 year old ...
Sara Ramezani +3 more
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Representations of Stuttering in Subtitling. A View From a Corpus of English Language Films
, 2018 In this chapter, after reviewing the treatment of stuttering in the scientific literature, we shall discuss how the speech impairment of stuttering is represented in popular media (with a special focus on feature fi lms) and in the written medium ...
Zanotti S., Bruti S.
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Stuttering: A Diagnostic Dilemma
, 2002 When an adult who has stuttered in childhood, experiences a sudden reonset of stuttering, the clinician has to clarify whether this “adult onset” stuttering is the result of brain damage, and thus will be labelled as a primary neurological stuttering. It
Bijleveld, Henny A.
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Is procedural learning atypical in children with developmental stuttering?
Aim: This research investigates procedural memory in developmental stuttering (DS) compared to typically developing (TD) children. Methodology: Ten DS and 26 TD children in Hong Kong participated in this study, undergoing language skill, speech fluency ...
Zhang, Caicai +4 more
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Social Isolation in Adults Who Stutter: A Mixed-Methods Investigation of Risk and Correlates. [PDF]
Am J Speech Lang PatholTichenor SE +3 more
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