Brain and Language

Evidence for frequency-based constituents in the mental lexicon: collocations involving the word of
pp. 227-236(10)
Authors: Sosa A.V.; MacFarlane J.

Sensitivity to sub-syllabic constituents in brain-damaged patients: evidence from word games
pp. 237-248(12)
Author: Baum S.R.

Residual differences in language processing in compensated dyslexics revealed in simple word reading tasks
pp. 249-267(19)
Authors: Ingvar M.; af Trampe P.; Greitz T.; Eriksson L.; Stone-Elander S.; von Euler C.

Neural circuitry underlying perception of duration depends on language experience
pp. 268-290(23)
Authors: Gandour J.; Wong D.; Lowe M.; Dzemidzic M.; Satthamnuwong N.; long Y.; Lurito J.

Differential bilingual laterality: mythical monster found in Wales
pp. 291-299(9)
Authors: Evans J.; Workman L.; Mayer P.; Crowley K.

Formal lexical paragraphias in a single case study: how “masterpiece” can become “misterpieman” and “curiosity” “suretoy”
pp. 300-334(35)
Authors: Romani C.; Olson A.; Ward J.; Ercolani M.G.

Sentence processing in children with early unilateral brain injury
pp. 335-352(18)
Authors: Feldman H.M.; MacWhinney B.; Sacco K.

Aphasia type and aging in Hindi-speaking stroke patients
pp. 353-361(9)
Authors: Bhatnagar S.C.; Jain S.K.; Bihari M.; Bansal N.K.; Pauranik A.; Jain D.C.; Bhatnagar M.K.; Meheshwari M.C.; Gupta M.; Padma M.V.

Erratum to “The Role of the Syllable in Lexical Segmentation in French: Word-Spotting Data” [Brain and Language, 81 (2002) 144–161]
pp. 362-363(2)
Authors: Dumay N.; Frauenfelder U.H.; Content A.

Papers to appear
pp. 364-365(2)