The purpose of this special issue of Cognitive Neuropsychology is to provide a forum for new findings and critical, theoretical analyses of existing data from patient and functional brain imaging studies.
The purpose of this special issue of Cognitive Neuropsychology is to provide a forum for new findings and critical, theoretical analyses of existing data from patient and functional brain imaging studies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Martin Caramazza Neuropsychological and Neuroimaging Perspectives on Conceptual Knowledge: An Introduction.Capitani Laiacona Mahon Caramazza What are the Facts of Semantic Category-specific Deficits? A Critical Review of the Clinical Evidence. Humphreys Riddoch A Case Series Analysis of 'Category-specific' Deficits of Living Things: The HIT Account. Lambon Ralph Patterson Garrard Hodges Semantic Dementia with Category Specificity: A Comparative Case Series Study. Borgo Shallice Category-specificity and Feature Knowledge: Evidence from New Sensory-quality Categories. Crutch Warrington The Selective Impairment of Fruit and Vegetable Knowledge: A Multiple Processing Channels Account of Fine-grain Category Specificity. Samson Pillon A Case of Impaired Knowledge for Fruit and Vegetables. Farah Rabinowitz Genetic and Environmental Influences on the Organisation of Semantic Memory in the Brain: Is "Living Things" an Innate Category? Tranel Kemmerer Adolphs Damasio Damasio Neural Correlates of Conceptual Knowledge for Actions. Mahon Caramazza Constraining Questions about the Organisation and Representation of Conceptual Knowledge. Kyle Simmons Barsalou The Similarity-in-topography Principle: Reconciling Theories of Conceptual Deficits. Dehaene Piazza Pinel Cohen Three Parietal Circuits for Number Processing. Gauthier James Curby Tarr The Influence of Conceptual Knowledge on Visual Discrimination. Kan Barsalou Solomon Minor Thompson-Schill Role of Mental Imagery in a Property Verification Task: fMRI Evidence for Perceptual Representations of Conceptual Knowledge. Tyler Bright Tavares Pilgrim Fletcher Greer Moss Do Semantic Categories Activate Distinct Cortical Regions? Evidence for a Distributed Neural Semantic System. Price Noppeney Phillips Devlin. How Is the Fusiform Gyrus Related to Category-specificity? Martin Weisberg Neural Foundations for Understanding Social and Mechanical Concepts.
Martin Caramazza Neuropsychological and Neuroimaging Perspectives on Conceptual Knowledge: An Introduction.Capitani Laiacona Mahon Caramazza What are the Facts of Semantic Category-specific Deficits? A Critical Review of the Clinical Evidence. Humphreys Riddoch A Case Series Analysis of 'Category-specific' Deficits of Living Things: The HIT Account. Lambon Ralph Patterson Garrard Hodges Semantic Dementia with Category Specificity: A Comparative Case Series Study. Borgo Shallice Category-specificity and Feature Knowledge: Evidence from New Sensory-quality Categories. Crutch Warrington The Selective Impairment of Fruit and Vegetable Knowledge: A Multiple Processing Channels Account of Fine-grain Category Specificity. Samson Pillon A Case of Impaired Knowledge for Fruit and Vegetables. Farah Rabinowitz Genetic and Environmental Influences on the Organisation of Semantic Memory in the Brain: Is "Living Things" an Innate Category? Tranel Kemmerer Adolphs Damasio Damasio Neural Correlates of Conceptual Knowledge for Actions. Mahon Caramazza Constraining Questions about the Organisation and Representation of Conceptual Knowledge. Kyle Simmons Barsalou The Similarity-in-topography Principle: Reconciling Theories of Conceptual Deficits. Dehaene Piazza Pinel Cohen Three Parietal Circuits for Number Processing. Gauthier James Curby Tarr The Influence of Conceptual Knowledge on Visual Discrimination. Kan Barsalou Solomon Minor Thompson-Schill Role of Mental Imagery in a Property Verification Task: fMRI Evidence for Perceptual Representations of Conceptual Knowledge. Tyler Bright Tavares Pilgrim Fletcher Greer Moss Do Semantic Categories Activate Distinct Cortical Regions? Evidence for a Distributed Neural Semantic System. Price Noppeney Phillips Devlin. How Is the Fusiform Gyrus Related to Category-specificity? Martin Weisberg Neural Foundations for Understanding Social and Mechanical Concepts.
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