How does one know, or at any rate become aware of, what it is that one does not know? This
is, of course, a fundamental epistemological problem, since the openness required to …

The main thrust of current research into language processing emphasizes the modularity of
knowledge of language, and focuses on those aspects of language which are specific to our …

Following previously published work on aphasic texts and unpublished pilot studies on
textpragmatic impairments in right-brain damaged stroke patients (RBDs), we present an …

The ability of right-brain-damaged (RBD) patients to use on-line contextual information in a
word-monitoring task was examined. Subjects were required to monitor for target words in …

Research over the last few years has shown that the dominance of the left hemisphere in
language processing is less complete than previously thought [Beeman, M.(1993). Semantic …

Language is our central mode of communication. Although the symbol systems of the arts
are almost as universal and as well developed among humans as is language, much less is …

Depuis une vingtaine d'années, les fonctions supérieures de l'hémisphère droit (mineur)
sont mieux prises en compte et la préséance absolue de l'hémisphère gauche pour toute …

Nonostante negli ultimi trent'anni anni numerosissime siano state le ricerche sperimentali
aventi per oggetto la relazione tra emisfero cerebrale destro ed i processi di comunicazione …

The processing of stories can be viewed as a simulation of experience that is specifically
social in nature. Chapter 1 explores evidence for this proposal from a neuropsychological …

Based on the seminal publications of Paul Broca and Carl Wernicke who established that
aphasic syndromes (disorders of the verbal–linguistic aspects of communication) were …