Aphasia research and theoretical linguistics guiding each other
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (1):50-51 (2000)
| Abstract | An elaboration on some loose ends in Grodzinsky's analysis shows that data from the field of aphasia contribute to the formulation of theoretical linguistic principles, and provides extra arguments in favor of Grodzinsky's claim that linguistic theory is the best tool for the investigation of aphasia. This illustrates and emphasizes the importance of communication between researchers in the field of (Broca's) aphasia and of theoretical linguistics. | |||||||||
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