Background: The literature suggests that mild aphasia negatively affects everyday
experiences, social life, and identity. However, while mild word‐finding problems and …

This paper uses the methodology and analytical findings of conversation analysis to
investigate the notion that aphasic grammar may be understood at least partly in the context …

This article discusses the significance of conversation in current clinical practice with
individuals with aphasia and their conversation partners. It explores the nature of everyday …

This study investigated the usefulness of the Cantonese Linguistic Communication Measure
(CLCM) in monitoring changes of narrative production in five Chinese adults with aphasia in …

Background: Semantic feature analysis (SFA) is a treatment for lexical retrieval impairment
in which participants are cued to provide semantic information about concepts they have …

Purpose This study was conducted to investigate the static and dynamic relationships
between impairment-level cognitive-linguistic abilities and activity-level functional …

The papers in this special issue share two major features in common. First, in each case, the
research presented takes as its main focus of attention conversational interactions involving …

Cognitive neuropsychology and pragmatics have influenced much of the recent aphasiology
research. In order to capitalise on the apparently complementaiy strengths of these two …

In cognitive grammar (CG), there is no clear division between language and other cognitive
processes; all linguistic form is conceptually meaningful. In this pilot study, a CG approach …

This paper explores the impact of linguistic impairments on conversational ability in aphasia
using conversation analysis (CA). Using a combination of quantitative and qualitative …