Language Development and Aphasia in Children. New Essays and a Translation of Kindersprache und Aphasie by Emil Fröschels

Content: 
PERSPECTIVES IN NEUROLINGUISTICS AND PSYCHOLINGUISTICS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Inside Front Cover, Page v
List of Contributors, Page xiii
Preface, Page xv
Kindersprache und Aphasie, Page 93
Copyright, Page 94
CHILD LANGUAGE AND APHASIA, Page 95
Dedication, Page 97
PREFACE, Pages 101-102, E. FRÖSCHELS
Chapter 1 - EMIL FRÖSCHELS' CHILD LANGUAGE AND APHASIA: AN HISTORICAL REVIEW, Pages 3-8, R.W. Rieber
Chapter 2 - FRÖSCHELS IN PERSPECTIVE, Pages 9-32, John Black
Chapter 3 - APHASIA IN CHILDREN, Pages 33-44, Joel Stark
Chapter 4 - STROKES IN CHILDHOOD I: COMMUNICATIVE INTENT, EXPRESSION, AND COMPREHENSION AFTER LEFT HEMISPHERE ARTERIOPATHY IN A RIGHT-HANDED NINE-YEAR-OLD, Pages 45-67, Maureen Dennis
Chapter 5 - THEORIES OF READING AND LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT: AN INTERPRETIVE REVIEW, Pages 69-90, Eric R. Brown
Chapter 1 - PSYCHOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION ON THE QUESTION OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ASSOCIATION: Attitude, Pages 103-113
Chapter 2 - THE THEORY OF THE TRANSITIVE CONTENTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS, Pages 114-116
Chapter 3 - ON THE PRECEDENCE OF THE SENTENCE IN CONNECTION WITH INTERNAL SPEECH FORMULATION OF THOUGHTS, Pages 117-119
Chapter 4 - ON THE QUESTIONS OF THE IDENTITY OF THINKING AND SPEAKING, Pages 120-122
Chapter 5 - THE PATH FROM THINKING TO SPEAKING, Pages 123-129
Chapter 6 - REFLECTIONS ON THE HISTORY OF EVOLUTION OF SPEECH AND THE FAULTS OF AN EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH, Pages 130-131
Chapter 7 - THE FIRST STAGE OF SPEECH: Crying, Pages 132-133
Chapter 8 - BABBLING: The Emergence of Sensory Components of the Speech Mechanism, Pages 134-137
Chapter 9 - THOUGHTS ON THE AUDITORY PART OF THE BRAIN AND ITS INFLUENCE ON SPEAKING, Pages 138-152
Chapter 10 - CHILD ECHOLALIA: Attitude and Obstruction. Echolalia, Pages 153-163
Chapter 11 - THE HEARING OF SEVERAL SIMULTANEOUS SOUNDS, Pages 164-170
Chapter 12 - THE INFLUENCE OF THE AUDITORY CENTER OF THE BRAIN ON SPONTANEOUS SPEECH: Motor Aphasia, Pages 171-175
Chapter 13 - THE OCCURRENCE OF SPONTANEOUS SPEECH IN A CHILD: Memory for Names, Pages 176-179
Chapter 14 - AGRAMMATISM IN THE CHILD AND THE ADULT, Pages 180-183
Chapter 15 - SO-CALLED TRANSCORTICAL MOTOR APHASIA, Pages 184-192
Chapter 16 - THE SENTENCE FORMATION OF THE BEGINNING SPEAKER, Pages 193-194
Chapter 17 - SPEECH COMPREHENSION OF THE BEGINNING SPEAKER: Sensory Aphasia, Pages 195-197
Chapter 18 - THE SENTENCE, Pages 198-204
Chapter 19 - SOUND FORMATION, Pages 205-210
Chapter 20 - STUTTERING IN CHILDREN AND IN APHASICS, Pages 211-218
Chapter 21 - THERAPY: Conduction or Transcortical Aphasia and Motor Aphasia (Broca), Pages 219-227
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 229-236