15 Citations
The neuropsychology of psychopathology
- Psychology, Medicine
- 2013
This clinical reference offers an advanced discussion of the neuropsychological impact and features of the various forms of psychopathology. Focus is on the neuropathological and pathophysiological…
Language and Cognition—Kurt Goldstein's Theory of Semantics
- PsychologyBrain and Cognition
- 2000
Kurt Goldstein is regarded as one of the major proponents of the holistic movement at the beginning of the 20th century and his concept of abstract attitude is no longer used in scientific discourse, it is analyzed for its heuristic value.
Brain imaging and cognitive neuroscience. Toward strong inference in attributing function to structure.
- Psychology, BiologyThe American psychologist
- 1996
A conceptual framework to advance the interpretation of data describing the relationships between cognitive phenomena and brain structure activity is provided and a broad discussion about the virtues and limitations of such conclusions are discussed.
A neuropsychological perspective on the role of the prefrontal cortex in reward processing and decision-making
- Psychology, Biology
- 2009
A brief history of Russian aphasiology
- PsychologyNeuropsychology Review
- 2005
This paper analyzes early Russian contributions to the study of aphasia, dated between 1789 and 1941, to demonstrate their interconnections in shaping the course of Russian aphasiology.
A Brief History of Russian Aphasiology
- Psychology
- 2005
This paper analyzes early Russian contributions to the study of aphasia, dated between 1789 and 1941. Different approaches to the problem of the organization and localization of verbal functions as…
Martin Sarter query " Could we train individuals to activate appropriate brain regions and thereby enhance their abilities ?
- Psychology, Biology
- 2001
A conceptual framework to advance the interpretation of data describing the relationships between cognitive phenomena and brain structure activity is provided and may help avoid the emergence of a mentalistic localizationism.
Familial Handedness and Access to Words, Meaning, and Syntax during Sentence Comprehension
- PsychologyBrain and Language
- 2001
Differences in word probe and associative probe tasks are interpreted to support an analysis-by-synthesis model of comprehension in which individuals who differ in familial handedness and age emphasize different linguistic representations during comprehension.
Kurt Goldstein – A Philosophical Scientist
- Philosophy, PsychologyJournal of the history of the neurosciences
- 2001
Kurt Goldstein was one of the major proponents of the holistic movement which was opposed to the classical connectionist Wernicke-Lichtheim-Model in aphasiology at the beginning of the 20th century.…
Understanding the brain–behaviour relationship in persons with ASD: Implications for PECS as a treatment choice
- PsychologyDevelopmental neurorehabilitation
- 2015
Emerging neurological findings in Autism Spectrum Disorders with particular attention to individuals with autism who are either non-verbal or present emergent verbal abilities are presented.
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The memoir of Marc Dax on aphasia
- Medicine, PsychologyNeurology
- 1964
Dax’s memoir is not only interesting in that it is the first mention of the role of the left hemisphere in the function of speech but also because it raises once again the problem of “priority” in scientific observation.
Experimental Researches in Cerebral Physiology and Pathology
- MedicineJournal of anatomy and physiology
- 1873
In actual practice you will find not merely the seven cardinal symptoms uponwhich the authors havedwelt so long, but otherminororsecondary symptoms, which, though subjecttogreat variations, often furnish valuable corroborative testimony.
Kurt Goldstein and Recovery of Function
- Biology
- 1988
In the first half of this century, Kurt Goldstein developed a holistic or organismic model of cerebral functioning that has important implications for conceptions of recovery. The term “holistic” is…
XVI. The Croonian Lecture.—experiments on the brain of monkeys (second series)
- Materials SciencePhilosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
- 1875
In a former memoir presented to the Royal Society the author described the results of electrical irritation of localized regions of the brain of monkeys. This memoir contains the details of…
The Hécaen-Zangwill legacy: Hemispheric dominance examined
- PsychologyNeuropsychology Review
- 2005
The research of Henry Hécaen and Oliver Zangwill on patients with unilateral brain lesions in the later 1940s and early 1950s ushered in the modern era of investigation of hemispheric cerebral…
Experiments on the brain of monkeys.—No. I
- PsychologyProceedings of the Royal Society of London
- 1875
The facts recorded in this paper are the results obtained by electrical stimulation of the brain of monkeys, after the method described by the author in the West Riding Lunatic Asylum Medical…
FUNCTIONAL DETERMINANTS OF CEREBRAL LOCALIZATION
- Medicine
- 1937
Since the pioneer work of Broca and of Fritsch and Hitzig, there has been a steady accumulation of evidence for the anatomic and functional specialization of different cerebral areas. Diversities of…
Recovery from the passage of an iron bar through the head
- Medicine
- 1869
The history and sequel of a case of severe injury of the head, followed by recovery, which, so far as I know, remains without a parallel in the annals of surgery.