88. Editors and Contributors

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents XI
4. I. Language Use in Normal Speakers and its Disorders
5. 1. The Architecture of Normal Spoken Language Use 1
6. 2. Morphosyntactic Characteristics of Spoken Language 16
7. 3. Phonological and Articulatory Characteristics of Spoken Language 34
8. 4. Characteristics of Hesitation Phenomena 46
9. 5. Spontaneous and Evoked Slips of the Tongue 53
10. 6. Slips of the Pen, Tongue, and Typewriter: A Contrastive Analysis 66
11. 7. Errors and their Relevance for Models of Language Production 72
12. 8. Disordered Language in Creative Writing 92
13. II. Acquired Organic Pathologies of Language Behavior: Neurolinguistic Disorders
14. 9. Clinical Symptoms and Syndromes of Aphasia 98
15. 10. Cerebral Organization of Language 120
16. 11. Diagnostic Methods in Aphasiology 137
17. 12. Semantic Disorders in Aphasia 153
18. 13. Syntactic Disorders in Aphasia 160
19. 14. Disorders of Word Class Processing in Aphasia 169
20. 15. Disorders of Lexical Morphology in Aphasia 181
21. 16. Disorders of Word-Form Processing in Aphasia 187
22. 17. Segmental Disorders in Aphasia 197
23. 18. Disorders of Prosody in Aphasia 209
24. 19. Nonpropositional Speech in Aphasia 215
25. 20. Repetitive Phenomena in Aphasia 225
26. 21. Aphasia and Models of Language Production and Perception 238
27. 22. Acquired Disorders of Reading 251
28. 23. Acquired Disorders of Writing and Spelling 262
29. 24. Multilingualism and Aphasia 278
30. 25. Communicative Behavior in Aphasia 288
31. 26. Text Processing in Aphasia 303
32. 27. Aphasia and Intelligence 310
33. 28. Aphasia and Apraxia 317
34. 29. Aphasia and Acalculia 325
35. 30. Short-Term Memory in Aphasia 332
36. 31. Aphasia Therapy 352
37. 32. Psychosocial Aspects of Aphasia 372
38. 33. Pathology of Nonaphasic Language Behavior after Focal Left Hemispheric Damage 378
39. 34. Verbal Communication Deficits after Right-Hemisphere Damage 383
40. 35. Pathology of Language Behavior in Dementia 388
41. 36. Language Disorders with Diffuse Brain Disease of Acute Onset 409
42. III. Acquired Organic Pathologies of Language Behavior: Neurophonetic Disorders
43. 37. Dynamical Systems and Speech 416
44. 38. Pathophysiology of Disordered Articulation 425
45. 39. Assessment Methods in Neurophonetics: Speech Production 432
46. 40. Speech Apraxia 443
47. 41. Spastic Dysarthria 452
48. 42. Flaccid Dysarthria 457
49. 43. Hypo- and Hyperkinetic Dysarthria 461
50. 44. Cerebellar Dysarthria 468
51. 45. Feedback Impairments in Dysarthria 476
52. 46. Therapy of Dysarthrias and Speech Apraxia 480
53. 47. Effects of Anatomical Alterations on Fully Developed Articulation 486
54. 48. Disorders of Phonation 491
55. 49. Pure Word Deafness (Verbal Auditory Agnosia) 498
56. 50. Speech Tics in Tourette’s Syndrome 504
57. IV. Pathologies of Language Use in Psychiatric Disorders
58. 51. Language Behavior in Alexithymia 510
59. 52. Pathology of Language Behavior in Affective Psychoses 513
60. 53. Thought Disorders and Language Behavior in Schizophrenia 522
61. 54. Linguistic Aspects of Language Behavior in Schizophrenia 534
62. 55. Glossomania and Glossolalia in Schizophasia and their Linguistic Kinships to the Jargonaphasias 543
63. 56. Communicative Behavior in Schizophrenia 549
64. V. Pathologies and Disorders of Language Development
65. 57. Landmarks in Children’s Language Development 558
66. 58. Definition and Diagnosis of Language Development Disorders 574
67. 59. Neurological Aspects of Language Development Disorders 585
68. 60. Psychiatric and Psychological Aspects of Language Development Disorders 595
69. 61. Children with Specific Language Impairment (Developmental Dysphasia): Linguistic Aspects 606
70. 62. Children with Specific Language Impairment (Developmental Dysphasia): Perceptual and Cognitive Aspects 625
71. 63. Children with Specific Language Impairment (Developmental Dysphasia): Treatment 640
72. 64. Acquired Aphasia in Children 646
73. 65. Language Acquisition and Development with Sensory Impairment: Hearing-Impaired Children 660
74. 66. Language Acquisition and Development with Sensory Impairment: Blind Children 679
75. 67. Language Acquisition and Development in Persons with Mental Retardation 688
76. 68. Patterns of Interaction and Communication in Language Development Disorders 697
77. 69. Disorders of Written Language Development: Definitions and Overview 711
78. 70. Developmental Dyslexia and Language Disorders 724
79. 71. Developmental Dyslexia and Cognitive Processes 733
80. 72. Single and Multiple Component Developmental Dyslexias 742
81. 73. Treatment of Developmental Reading and Spelling Disorders 753
82. 74. Hyperlexia and Precocious Reading 768
83. 75. Aspects of Metalinguistic Abilities in Specific Language Impairment (Developmental Dysphasia) and Dyslexia 773
84. 76. Communicative Behavior with Neurotic Developmental Disorders: Elective Mutism 788
85. 77. Language and Communicative Behavior in Childhood Psychosis 794
86. 78. Language and Communicative Behavior in Autistic Disorder 804
87. 79. Speech Disordered Children 825
88. 80. Developmental Dysarthria 834
89. 81. Effects of Congenital Malformations on Speech Development 858
90. 82. Stuttering: Physiological Correlates and Theoretical Perspectives 864
91. 83. Linguistic Phenomenology in Stuttering 870
92. 84. Psychological Aspects and Theories of Stuttering 876
93. 85. Therapy of the Stuttering Child 885
94. 86. Therapy of the Stuttering Adult 893
95. 87. Language Changes in Old Age 900
96. VI. Indexes
97. 88. Editors and Contributors 919
98. 89. Index of Names 925
99. 90. Subject Index 955