Right Hemisphere Language Comprehension
Perspectives From Cognitive Neuroscience
Herausgeber: Beeman, Mark Jung; Chiarello, Christine
Right Hemisphere Language Comprehension
Perspectives From Cognitive Neuroscience
Herausgeber: Beeman, Mark Jung; Chiarello, Christine
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This volume investigates in depth the role of the right hemisphere in language processing at all levels. It will be of interest to researchers and students in language and neuropsychology as well as clinical neuropsychologists.
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This volume investigates in depth the role of the right hemisphere in language processing at all levels. It will be of interest to researchers and students in language and neuropsychology as well as clinical neuropsychologists.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 424
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 1997
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 151mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 671g
- ISBN-13: 9780805819267
- ISBN-10: 0805819266
- Artikelnr.: 21987196
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 424
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 1997
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 151mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 671g
- ISBN-13: 9780805819267
- ISBN-10: 0805819266
- Artikelnr.: 21987196
Mark Jung Beeman, Christine Chiarello
Contents: C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Introduction to the Cognitive Neuroscience of Right Hemisphere Language Comprehension. Part I:Decoding Speech Sounds and Individual Words.R. Ivry
P.C. Lebby
The Neurology of Consonant Perception: Specialized Module or Distributed Processors? J.M. Clarke
C.M. McCann
E. Zaidel
The Corpus Callosum and Language: Anatomical-Behavioral Relationships. M.T. Banich
C.D. Nicholas
Integration of Processing Between the Hemispheres in Word Recognition. K. Baynes
J.C. Eliassen
The Visual Lexicon: Its Access and Organization in Commissurotomy Patients. H.B. Coslett
E.M. Saffran
Reading and the Right Hemisphere: Evidence From Acquired Dyslexia. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Right Hemisphere Linguistic Decoding--More Than Meets the Eye and Ear? Part II:Lexical and Sentence-Level Semantics.C. Chiarello
On Codes of Meaning and the Meaning of Codes: Semantic Access and Retrieval Within and Between Hemispheres. M. Faust
Obtaining Evidence of Language Comprehension From Sentence Priming. J.W. King
G.G. Ganis
M. Kutas
Potential Asymmetries in Language Comprehension: In Search of the Electrical Right. C. Burgess
K. Lund
Modeling Cerebral Asymmetries in High-Dimensional Space. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Words and Sentences. Part III:Discourse Processing and Problem Solving.M. Beeman
Coarse Semantic Coding and Discourse Comprehension. J.C. Borod
R.L. Bloom
C. Santschi-Haywood
Verbal Aspects of Emotional Communication. H. Brownell
G. Martino
Deficits in Inference and Social Cognition: The Effects of Right Hemisphere Brain Damage on Discourse. B. Stemmer
Y. Joanette
The Interpretation of Narrative Discourse of Brain-Damaged Individuals Within the Framework of a Multilevel Discourse Model. S.M. Fiore
J.W. Schooler
Right Hemisphere Contributions to Creative Problem Solving: Converging Evidence for Divergent Thinking. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Discourse. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Concluding Remarks: Getting the Whole Story Right.
M. Beeman
Introduction to the Cognitive Neuroscience of Right Hemisphere Language Comprehension. Part I:Decoding Speech Sounds and Individual Words.R. Ivry
P.C. Lebby
The Neurology of Consonant Perception: Specialized Module or Distributed Processors? J.M. Clarke
C.M. McCann
E. Zaidel
The Corpus Callosum and Language: Anatomical-Behavioral Relationships. M.T. Banich
C.D. Nicholas
Integration of Processing Between the Hemispheres in Word Recognition. K. Baynes
J.C. Eliassen
The Visual Lexicon: Its Access and Organization in Commissurotomy Patients. H.B. Coslett
E.M. Saffran
Reading and the Right Hemisphere: Evidence From Acquired Dyslexia. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Right Hemisphere Linguistic Decoding--More Than Meets the Eye and Ear? Part II:Lexical and Sentence-Level Semantics.C. Chiarello
On Codes of Meaning and the Meaning of Codes: Semantic Access and Retrieval Within and Between Hemispheres. M. Faust
Obtaining Evidence of Language Comprehension From Sentence Priming. J.W. King
G.G. Ganis
M. Kutas
Potential Asymmetries in Language Comprehension: In Search of the Electrical Right. C. Burgess
K. Lund
Modeling Cerebral Asymmetries in High-Dimensional Space. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Words and Sentences. Part III:Discourse Processing and Problem Solving.M. Beeman
Coarse Semantic Coding and Discourse Comprehension. J.C. Borod
R.L. Bloom
C. Santschi-Haywood
Verbal Aspects of Emotional Communication. H. Brownell
G. Martino
Deficits in Inference and Social Cognition: The Effects of Right Hemisphere Brain Damage on Discourse. B. Stemmer
Y. Joanette
The Interpretation of Narrative Discourse of Brain-Damaged Individuals Within the Framework of a Multilevel Discourse Model. S.M. Fiore
J.W. Schooler
Right Hemisphere Contributions to Creative Problem Solving: Converging Evidence for Divergent Thinking. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Discourse. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Concluding Remarks: Getting the Whole Story Right.
Contents: C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Introduction to the Cognitive Neuroscience of Right Hemisphere Language Comprehension. Part I:Decoding Speech Sounds and Individual Words.R. Ivry
P.C. Lebby
The Neurology of Consonant Perception: Specialized Module or Distributed Processors? J.M. Clarke
C.M. McCann
E. Zaidel
The Corpus Callosum and Language: Anatomical-Behavioral Relationships. M.T. Banich
C.D. Nicholas
Integration of Processing Between the Hemispheres in Word Recognition. K. Baynes
J.C. Eliassen
The Visual Lexicon: Its Access and Organization in Commissurotomy Patients. H.B. Coslett
E.M. Saffran
Reading and the Right Hemisphere: Evidence From Acquired Dyslexia. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Right Hemisphere Linguistic Decoding--More Than Meets the Eye and Ear? Part II:Lexical and Sentence-Level Semantics.C. Chiarello
On Codes of Meaning and the Meaning of Codes: Semantic Access and Retrieval Within and Between Hemispheres. M. Faust
Obtaining Evidence of Language Comprehension From Sentence Priming. J.W. King
G.G. Ganis
M. Kutas
Potential Asymmetries in Language Comprehension: In Search of the Electrical Right. C. Burgess
K. Lund
Modeling Cerebral Asymmetries in High-Dimensional Space. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Words and Sentences. Part III:Discourse Processing and Problem Solving.M. Beeman
Coarse Semantic Coding and Discourse Comprehension. J.C. Borod
R.L. Bloom
C. Santschi-Haywood
Verbal Aspects of Emotional Communication. H. Brownell
G. Martino
Deficits in Inference and Social Cognition: The Effects of Right Hemisphere Brain Damage on Discourse. B. Stemmer
Y. Joanette
The Interpretation of Narrative Discourse of Brain-Damaged Individuals Within the Framework of a Multilevel Discourse Model. S.M. Fiore
J.W. Schooler
Right Hemisphere Contributions to Creative Problem Solving: Converging Evidence for Divergent Thinking. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Discourse. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Concluding Remarks: Getting the Whole Story Right.
M. Beeman
Introduction to the Cognitive Neuroscience of Right Hemisphere Language Comprehension. Part I:Decoding Speech Sounds and Individual Words.R. Ivry
P.C. Lebby
The Neurology of Consonant Perception: Specialized Module or Distributed Processors? J.M. Clarke
C.M. McCann
E. Zaidel
The Corpus Callosum and Language: Anatomical-Behavioral Relationships. M.T. Banich
C.D. Nicholas
Integration of Processing Between the Hemispheres in Word Recognition. K. Baynes
J.C. Eliassen
The Visual Lexicon: Its Access and Organization in Commissurotomy Patients. H.B. Coslett
E.M. Saffran
Reading and the Right Hemisphere: Evidence From Acquired Dyslexia. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Right Hemisphere Linguistic Decoding--More Than Meets the Eye and Ear? Part II:Lexical and Sentence-Level Semantics.C. Chiarello
On Codes of Meaning and the Meaning of Codes: Semantic Access and Retrieval Within and Between Hemispheres. M. Faust
Obtaining Evidence of Language Comprehension From Sentence Priming. J.W. King
G.G. Ganis
M. Kutas
Potential Asymmetries in Language Comprehension: In Search of the Electrical Right. C. Burgess
K. Lund
Modeling Cerebral Asymmetries in High-Dimensional Space. C. Chiarello
M. Beeman
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Words and Sentences. Part III:Discourse Processing and Problem Solving.M. Beeman
Coarse Semantic Coding and Discourse Comprehension. J.C. Borod
R.L. Bloom
C. Santschi-Haywood
Verbal Aspects of Emotional Communication. H. Brownell
G. Martino
Deficits in Inference and Social Cognition: The Effects of Right Hemisphere Brain Damage on Discourse. B. Stemmer
Y. Joanette
The Interpretation of Narrative Discourse of Brain-Damaged Individuals Within the Framework of a Multilevel Discourse Model. S.M. Fiore
J.W. Schooler
Right Hemisphere Contributions to Creative Problem Solving: Converging Evidence for Divergent Thinking. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Commentary: Getting the Right Meaning From Discourse. M. Beeman
C. Chiarello
Concluding Remarks: Getting the Whole Story Right.