AV Akademikerverlag ( 11.05.2016 )
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Neurogenic speech disorders offer the possibility to observe the cognitive interface between phonological and motor-articulatory mechanisms. Two syndromes are of particular interest: Apraxia of speech (AOS) and Conduction aphasia (CA). Both occur after a stroke in the left cerebral arteries and affect relevant speech-motor regions. AOS is considered as disorder of speech motor planning while in CA traditionally the lexical-and-postlexical phonological encoding is disturbed. This study tries to get insights into the cognitive reality of phonetic-phonological mechanisms by a verbal repetition task. Accordingly, speech disorders such as AOS and CA show a different sensitivity to segmental and suprasegmental factors, as well as in the ability to natural vowel reductions. Other indicators suggest a continuously-phonetic mechanism in vowel elisions in both language disorders and are therefore supporting theories of Cognitive Neuroscience and Neurophonetics and their underlying assumptions.
Buch Details: |
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ISBN-13: |
978-3-639-86876-0 |
ISBN-10: |
3639868765 |
EAN: |
9783639868760 |
Buchsprache: |
English |
von (Autor): |
Simon Sollereder |
Seitenanzahl: |
68 |
Veröffentlicht am: |
11.05.2016 |
Kategorie: |
Klinische Fächer |