اضطراب صعوبة فهم التراكيب لدى الأشخاص المصابين بالحبسة

آسيا  بومعراف

doi:10.70443/jaaal.v20i2.294

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https://doi.org/10.70443/jaaal.v20i2.294

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Syntactic comprehension, aphasia, sentence processing models

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The first studies devoted to the study of sentence comprehension disorders had a great impact on researchers when they discovered the possibility of disorders occurring at the level of sentence comprehension when a neurological lesion occurs in the absence of good comprehension of isolated words. of aphasia and outside are concerned by these results because they support the idea of the existence of a structural safety system. Grammaticality is independent of semantics. But despite this interest, recent theories of sentence processing in people with aphasia, published in the main cognitive fields, have failed to support or reject modern models of sentence processing in normal people.

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