Table of Contents

I/The Anatomy of Acquired Disorders of Reading (1962).- II/Random Reports: Human Split-Brain Syndromes (1962).- III/A Human Cerebral Deconnection Syndrome (1962).- IV/Carl Wernicke, the Breslau School and the History of Aphasia (1963).- V/The Paradoxical Position of Kurt Goldstein in the History of Aphasia (1964).- VI/Non-Aphasic Disorders of Speech (1964).- VII/The Development of the Brain and the Evolution of Language (1964).- VIII/Disconnexion Syndromes in Animals and Man (1965).- IX/Color-Naming Defects in Association with Alexia (1966).- X/Language-Induced Epilepsy (1967).- XI/The Varieties of Naming Errors (1967).- XII/Wernicke’s Contribution to the Study of Aphasia (1967).- XIII/Shrinking Retrograde Amnesia (1967).- XIV/The Apraxias (1967).- XV/Dichotic Listening in Man after Section of Neocortical Commissures (1968).- XVI/Isolation of the Speech Area (1968).- XVII/Human Brain: Left-Right Asymmetries in Temporal Speech Region (1968).- XVIII/Developmental Gerstmann Syndrome (1969).- XIX/The Alexias (1969).- XX/Problems in the Anatomical Understanding of the Aphasias (1969).- XXI/The Organization of Language and the Brain (1970).- XXII/Disorders of Higher Cortical Function in Children (1972).- XXIII/Writing Disturbances in Acute Confusional States (1972).- XXIV/A Review: Traumatic Aphasia by A. R. Luria (1972).- XXV/Conduction Aphasia. (1973).- XXVI/Apraxia and Agraphia in a Left-Hander (1973).- Index of Names.