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Brain Organization of Language and Cognitive Processes (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1989)
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Brain Organization of Language and Cognitive Processes (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1989)
Series: Critical Issues in Neuropsychology
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Neuropsychology has presented a particularly formidable array of
devel opments during recent years. The number of methods,
theoretical ap proaches, and publications has been steadily
increasing, permitting a step-by-step approach to a deeper
understanding of the tremendously complex relationships existing
between brain and behavior. This volume was planned as a collection
of papers that, in one way or another, present new research and
clinical perspectives or interpretations about brain-behavior
relationships. Some chapters present new research in specific
topics, others summarize the evidence for a particular the oretical
position, and others simply review the area and suggest new
perspectives of research. Consistent with the spirit in which the
book was planned, the authors present and propose new avenues for
developing neuropsychology and understanding the organization of
cognitive activity. Part I is devoted to basic theoretical and
technical approaches in studying brain organization of cognitive
processes. Hanlon and Brown ("Microgenesis: Historical Review and
Current Studies") present an over view of some clinical and
experimental work from the standpoint of mi crogenetic theory.
Microgenesis is considered to be the structural devel opment of a
cognition through qualitatively different stages. The authors
discuss the growing dissatisfaction with both the old center and
pathway theories and the newer modular or componental accounts.
They also ex plore how micro genesis can be extended to the
interpretation of symp toms of brain damage in developing a
structural model of hierarchic levels through which the process of
cognitive function unfolds."
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