Chapter 2. Methodology: Data collection, presentation, and guide to interpretation

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents vii
3. Contributors and affiliation xv
4. Acknowledgments xix
5. Abbreviations xxi
6. Preface xxv
7. I. Orientation
8. Chapter 1. Theoretical motivations for the cross-language study of agrammatism 3
9. Chapter 2. Methodology: Data collection, presentation, and guide to interpretation 13
10. Chapter 3. CT-Scan correlates of agrammatism 37
11. II. Language findings and data
12. Chapter 4. Agrammatism in English: Two case studies 117
13. Chapter 5. Agrammatism in Dutch: Two case studies 179
14. Chapter 6. Agrammatism in German: Two case studies 281
15. Chapter 7. Agrammatism in Icelandic: Two case studies 443
16. Chapter 8. Agrammatism in Swedish: Two case studies 545
17. Chapter 9. Agrammatism in French: Two case studies 623
18. Chapter 10. Agrammatism in Italian: Two case studies 717
19. Chapter 11. Agrammatism in Polish: A case study 817
20. Chapter 12. Agrammatism in Serbo-Croatian: Two case studies 895
21. Chapter 13. Agrammatism in Hindi: A case study 975
22. Chapter 14. Agrammatism in Finnish: Two case studies 1013
23. Chapter 15. Agrammatism in Hebrew: Two case studies 1087
24. Chapter 16. Agrammatism in Chinese: A case study 1191
25. Chapter 17. Agrammatism in Japanese: Two case studies 1225
26. Chapter 17A. Crossed agrammatism in Japanese: A case study 1309
27. III. Language comparisons and conclusions
28. Chapter 18. Word order in the Germanic Languages — Subject-verb or verb second?: Evidence from aphasia in Scandinavian languages 1357
29. Chapter 19. Inferences from cross-modal comparisons of agrammatism 1365
30. Chapter 20. Cross-language data and theories of agrammatism 1369
31. Supplement to Chapter 4. English-language materials 1391
32. Supplement to Chapter 5. Dutch-language materials 1413
33. Supplement to Chapter 6. German-language materials 1457
34. Supplement to Chapter 7. Icelandic-language materials 1549
35. Supplement to Chapter 8. Swedish-language materials 1589
36. Supplement to Chapter 9. French-language materials 1621
37. Supplement to Chapter 10. Italian-language materials 1667
38. Supplement to Chapter 11. Polish-language materials 1695
39. Supplement to Chapter 12. Serbo-Croatian materials 1717
40. Supplement to chapler 13. Hindi materials 1761
41. Supplement to Chapter 14. Finnish-language materials 1775
42. Supplement to Chapter 15. Hebrew materials 1819
43. Supplement to Chapter 16. Chinese-language materials 1845
44. Supplement to Chapter 17. Japanese-language materials 1857
45. Supplement to Chapter 17A. Japanese-language materials appendix 1907
46. References 1925
47. Index of subjects 1947
48. Index of authorities 1981