Brain and Language

Language Acquisition and Language Breakdown
pp. 269-273(5)
Authors: Avrutin S.; Haverkort M.; van Hout A.

Verb Inflection and Verb Diversity in Three Populations: Agrammatic Speakers, Normally Developing Children, and Children with Specific Language Impairment (SLI)
pp. 274-282(9)
Authors: Bastiaanse R.; Bol G.

The Italian Determiner System in Normal Acquisition, Specific Language Impairment, and Childhood Aphasia
pp. 283-293(11)
Authors: Bottari P.; Cipriani P.; Chilosi A.M.; Pfanner L.

Grammatism
pp. 294-304(11)
Authors: Crain S.; Ni W.; Shankweiler D.

The Acquisition of Complex Predicates in Japanese Specifically Language-Impaired and Normally Developing Children
pp. 305-320(16)
Authors: Fukuda S.; Fukuda S.E.

Functional Categories and Syntactic Operations in (Ab)normal Language Acquisition
pp. 321-339(19)
Authors: Jakubowicz C.; Nash L.

Does Agrammatic Speech Constitute a Regression to Child Language? A Three-Way Comparison between Agrammatic, Child, and Normal Ellipsis
pp. 340-350(11)
Author: Kolk H.

Controversies about CP: A Comparison of Language Acquisition and Language Impairments in Broca's Aphasia
pp. 351-363(13)
Author: Penke M.

The Vulnerable C-domain
pp. 364-377(14)
Author: Platzack C.

Language Disorders as a Window on Universal Grammar: An Abstract Theory of Agreement for IP, DP, and V-PP
pp. 378-397(20)
Authors: Roeper T.; Ramos E.; Seymour H.; Abdul-Karim L.

Root Nonfinite and Finite Utterances in Child Language and Agrammatic Speech
pp. 398-406(9)
Author: de Roo E.

The Early Acquisition of Verb Meaning in German by Normally Developing and Language Impaired Children
pp. 407-418(12)
Authors: Schulz P.; Wymann K.; Penner Z.

Comprehension of Reversible Relative Clauses in Specifically Language Impaired and Normally Developing Greek Children
pp. 419-431(13)
Author: Stavrakaki S.

LF-Interpretability and Language Development: A Study of Verbal and Nominal Features in Greek Normally Developing and SLI Children
pp. 432-448(17)
Author: Tsimpli I.M.

Verb Movement in Acquisition and Aphasia: Same Problem, Different Solutions—Evidence from Dutch
pp. 449-458(10)
Authors: Zuckerman S.; Bastiaanse R.; van Zonneveld R.

Papers to Appear in Forthcoming Issues
pp. 459-460(2)

Author Index for Volume 77
pp. 461-461(1)