… evidence about the role of gesture in the rehabilitation of aphasia. Our immediate concern
… of people with severe aphasia could acquire a vocabulary of pantomime gestures through …

… experimental work investigating the gesture use of people with non‐fluent aphasia (eg,
Pedelty, … studies may influence the quantity and type of gesture produced by participants. For …

… for verbal deficiency with the aid of gestures. From the viewpoint of … gesture parameters:
quantity of gestures, diversity of gestures, etc. I find that Czech aphasic persons do use gestures …

… and gesture data were coded for quantitative measures of informativeness, and gestures
were … converging evidence for the integrity and type of function(s) served by gesturing in PWA. …

… -laden gestures (eg, deictic and iconic gestures) as compared to other types of aphasiaFootnote
1 . … between gesture types and aphasia types found in the current study seems robust. …

… Yet, while documenting a number of revealing phenomena, this study does not treat the
role assumed by gesture within ongoing aphasic communication and so does not illuminate …

… In summary, there are a range of different gesture types that have different functions and
different relationships with language. Those that co-occur with verbal language or are produced …

… Following that, I discuss the finding by Rose and Douglas (Citation) that making gestures
does facilitate word production in some patients with aphasia. I argue that the gestures …

… The current study aimed to investigate the relative effects of semantic, gesture, repetition,
and combined semantic plus gesture treatments for three participants with aphasic verb …

… , spontaneous use of gesture by a severe non-fluent aphasic whose linguistic … gesture-based
aphasia therapy. Our interest is in what can be learned from this aphasic’s gestures and …