… ) included consonant digrams that do not occur in English (eg sgeat, … It is reasonable to
suppose that normally (in the unimpaired person) … When attending to semantics she would give a …

… into sound in the unimpaired reading of English words. The … greatly impaired semantic
functioning but could read aloud … used to address lexical semantics is often, but not inevitably, …

… words that do not obey standard linguistic rules of English … , EST performed at a relatively
unimpaired level, at least with … phonology from semantics, but that his dyslexic difficulties result …

… to semantics, which may make the retrieval of a semantic … of the surface dyslexic and
dysgraphic is English or French, … , which was relatively unimpaired, could not provide lexical …

… route into one route transiting through semantics, and … Surface errors without semantic
impairment in acquired … the association between semantic dementia and surface dyslexia. Psychol …

… : the network learns to map orthography onto semantics, and semantics onto phonology; the
… with semantic dementia (originating from Pick’s disease) but no sign of surface dyslexia; the …

… ) included consonant digrams that do not occur in English (eg sgeat, … It is reasonable to
suppose that normally in the unimpaired person) … When attending to semantics she would give a …

… reading/surface dyslexia can therefore be a feature of progressive dementing disorders such
as semantic dementia (… deep dyslexia can be relatively unimpaired in this task, since the …

… FRA's impairment in this early period: in spite of the bad oral … but also for patients who read
without semantics (see Shallice, … automatically used by all subjects, in spite of an unimpaired …

… in both neuropsychologically impaired and unimpaired MND … patient showed both surface
dyslexia and surface dysgraphia. … lateral sclerosis and the frontotemporal dementias (pp. 93–…