Phonemic paraphasias: linguistic structures and tentative hypothesis.
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Summary
A procedure for analysis of phonemic transformations has been outlined, it includes a method for quantifying similarity and proximity relations between phonemes participating in the structuration of a more complex segment; and a description of transformations by reference to a mathematical model.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1969-09-01
- Cited by
- 194
- References
- 8
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Keywords
Psychology, Aphasia, Similarity (geometry), Linguistics, Jargon
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- Introduction: Atheus, Schenkius et alii
- Generalised treatment effects after rehabilitation in patients with neuropsychological deficits: the role of cognitive models.
- Two Tests for the Study of Semantic Deficits in Aphasia
- A Model for Neurolinguistics.
- 3 . "Phonemic paraphasia" について
- Brain Organization of Language and Cognitive Processes
- Broca 失語の諸症状の病巣 (1) : 構音の障害と語健忘について
- 失語 : 口頭表出面 : モダリティーを超えて
- Playing with your speech organ: An unfinished play in five acts
- Computational Neurolinguistics - What Is It All About?
- Wernicke's aphasia in a 10-year-old boy.
- Effects of bi-mora frequency on phonemic paraphasia accompanying aphasia : A case study
- A Re-Evaluation of the Nature of Speech Errors in Normal and Disordered Speakers
- Parameters for vowel substitutions in Broca's aphasia.
- Surface dyslexia: a case report and some theoretical implications to reading models.
- A linguistic analysis of fluent aphasia
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