… Procedural discourse is one example of language to inform and explain and was the focus
… These discourses are goal-orientated monologues, where a speaker gives instructions on …

… In the social aspect, discourse involves language as speaker-listener exchange within a
particular communicative context. Studies in this area enable us to investigate speakers’ …

… It is to our group studies of discourse in aphasia that we will now turn. … pronoun as
opposed to a noun requires that a speaker have some "trace" of previous discourse in memory. …

… In order to extend the results of our previous aphasia study to … aphasics to produce procedural
discourse. The investigation … the level of aphasic impairment on the produced discourse. …

… procedural discourse tasks, aphasic subjects maintained the essential information necessary
to convey the message. When aphasic discourse was compared to that of normal speakers…

… procedural and empirical contributions. Procedurally, appropriate tasks for describing the
discourse of aphasic … Empirically, facts and explanations of dissourse performance in aphasia …

… Three participants with chronic aphasia received modified … of personal recounts and procedural
discourse. Production of … were present for speakers with less severe aphasia). However, …

… the discourse is sequenced and edited, based on a speaker's pragmatic judgments. For
example, in a procedural discourse about how to change the wheel on a car, if a speaker were …

… discourse text, but also for procedural discourse. These findings were observed for mildly
and moderately impaired aphasic … occasionally in the discourse of normal speakers. Similar …

… impaired aphasic subjects produced well-structured narrative and procedural discourses …
that was always expressed as a unit by normal speakers. As I understand the concept, content …