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Volume 20, Numbers 9-11, -11/September/October/November 2006
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The form of representation of language in the brain and the influence of John C. Marshall
pp. 819-822(4)
Authors: Code, Chris; Wallesch, Claus

Reading disorders in a language with shallow orthography: A multiple single‐case study in Italian
pp. 823-850(28)
Authors: Toraldo, Alessio; Cattani, Barbara; Zonca, Giusi; Saletta, Paola; Luzzatti, Claudio

Using orthographic neighbours to treat a case of graphemic buffer disorder
pp. 851-870(20)
Authors: Sage, Karen; Ellis, Andrew

John Marshall and the developmental dyslexias
pp. 871-892(22)
Authors: Castles, Anne; Bates, Timothy; Coltheart, Max

Task‐independent and task‐specific syntactic deficits in aphasic comprehension
pp. 893-920(28)
Authors: Caplan, David; DeDe, Gayle; Michaud, Jennifer

Distinguishing semantic and lexical word retrieval deficits in people with aphasia
pp. 921-950(30)
Authors: Howard, David; Gatehouse, Claire

Foreign Accent Syndrome: In the ear of the beholder?
pp. 951-962(12)
Authors: Di Dio, Cinzia; Schulz, Joerg; Gurd, Jennifer

The impact of phonological or semantic impairment on delayed auditory repetition: Evidence from stroke aphasia and semantic dementia
pp. 963-992(30)
Authors: Jefferies, Elizabeth; Crisp, Jenni; Lambon Ralph, Matthew

Morpho‐syntactic and morpho‐phonological deficits in the production of regularly and irregularly inflected verbs
pp. 993-1017(25)
Author: Druks, Judit

Progressive non‐fluent aphasia is not a progressive form of non‐fluent (post‐stroke) aphasia
pp. 1018-1034(17)
Authors: Patterson, Karalyn; Graham, Naida; Lambon Ralph, Matthew; Hodges, John

Syntactic impairments can emerge later: Progressive agrammatic agraphia and syntactic comprehension impairment
pp. 1035-1058(24)
Authors: Code, Chris; Müller, Nicole; Tree, Jeremy; Ball, Martin

Phrenology and methodology, or “playing tennis with the net down”
pp. 1059-1071(13)
Author: Lorch, Marjorie Perlman

The psycholinguistic approach to aphasia of Chajim Steinthal
pp. 1072-1084(13)
Author: Eling, Paul

Was Sigmund Freud the first neogrammarian neurolinguist?
pp. 1085-1104(20)
Author: Buckingham, Hugh

On knowing about nothing: The processing of zero in single‐ and multi‐digit multiplication
pp. 1105-1111(7)
Authors: Semenza, Carlo; Granà, Alessia; Girelli, Luisa

Gestural knowledge evoked by objects as part of conceptual representations
pp. 1112-1124(13)
Authors: Bub, Daniel; Masson, Michael

Aphasia, apraxia and the evolution of the language‐ready brain
pp. 1125-1155(31)
Author: Arbib, Michael

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