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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (1):52-54 (2000)
| Abstract | We discuss problematic theoretical and empirical issues and consider alternative explanations for Grodzinsky's hypotheses regarding receptive and expressive syntactic mechanisms in agrammatic aphasia. We also explore his claims pertaining to domain-specificity and neuroanatomical localization. | |||||||||
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