Brain and Language

Dyslexia and Visual-Spatial Talents: Compensation vs Deficit Model
pp. 81-110(30)
Authors: Winner E.; von Karolyi C.; Malinsky D.; French L.; Seliger C.; Ross E.; Weber C.

Performance in Picture Naming and Word Comprehension: Evidence for Common Neuronal Substrates from Intraoperative Language Mapping
pp. 111-118(8)
Authors: Ilmberger J.; Eisner W.; Schmid U.; Reulen H-J.

Disorder in Sequential Speech Perception: A Case Study on Pure Word Deafness
pp. 119-129(11)
Authors: Nakakoshi S.; Kashino M.; Mizobuchi A.; Fukada Y.; Katori H.

Semantic Priming in Alzheimer's Dementia: Evidence for Dissociation of Automatic and Attentional Processes
pp. 130-144(15)
Authors: Bell E.E.; Chenery H.J.; Ingram J.C.L.

Anomalous Cerebral Language Organization: Acquired Crossed Aphasia in a Dextral Child
pp. 145-157(13)
Authors: Marien P.; Engelborghs S.; Paquier P.; De Deyn P.P.

Agrammatic Broca's Aphasia Is Not Associated with a Single Pattern of Comprehension Performance
pp. 158-184(27)
Authors: Caramazza A.; Capitani E.; Rey A.; Berndt R.S.

Broca's Aphasia Is Associated with a Single Pattern of Comprehension Performance: A Reply
pp. 185-192(8)
Authors: Drai D.; Grodzinsky Y.; Zurif E.

The Measurement of Chance Performance in Aphasia, with Specific Reference to the Comprehension of Semantically Reversible Passive Sentences: A Note on Issues Raised by Caramazza, Capitani, Rey, and Berndt (2001) and Drai, Grodzinsky, and Zurif (2001)
pp. 193-201(9)
Author: Caplan D.

Sometimes a Noun Is Just a Noun: Comments on Bird, Howard, and Franklin (2000)
pp. 202-212(11)
Authors: Shapiro K.; Caramazza A.

Noun–Verb Differences? A Question of Semantics: A Response to Shapiro and Caramazza
pp. 213-222(10)
Authors: Bird H.; Howard D.; Franklin S.

Papers to Appear in Forthcoming Issues
pp. 223-225(3)