Above and beyond the critical contributions of left perisylvian regions to language, the neural networks supporting pragmatic aspects of verbal communication in native and non-native languages (L1s and L2, respectively) have often been ascribed to the right hemisphere (RH). However, several reports have shown that left-hemisphere activity associated with pragmatic domains (e.g., prosody, indirect speech, figurative language) is comparable to or even greater than that observed in the RH, challenging the proposed putative role of the latter for relevant domains. Against this background, we report on an adult bilingual patient showing preservation of pragmatic verbal skills in both languages (L1: Spanish, L2: English) despite bilateral damage ...
textNeuroplasticity research yields mixed results for the differential contribution of perilesional ...
The study of bilingual aphasia is important because we need to be able to recommend treatments consi...
Acquired language disorders after stroke are strongly associated with left hemisphere damage. When l...
Above and beyond the critical contributions of left perisylvian regions to language, the neural netw...
The right hemisphere (RH) plays a significant role in language and communication (Brookshire, 2007)....
The neural organization of language processing in bilinguals is a topic of considerable debate. Conf...
Calabrese P, Neufeld H, Falk A, et al. Word generation in bilinguals - fMRI study with implications ...
A persistent unanswered question in cognitive neuroscience has been what are the neural origins of h...
Acquired language disorders after stroke are strongly associated with left hemisphere damage. When l...
The neural correlates of aphasic errors in spontaneous language are largely unknown. The impact of t...
International audienceTo evaluate the relative role of left and right hemispheres (RH) and describe ...
This chapter explores in a theoretical manner the potential correlations, previously suggested by He...
Publication de l’Université de Paris 7, 141–157. We thank three anonymous Bilingualism: Language and...
In post-stroke aphasia, language tasks recruit a combination of residual regions within the canonica...
Pre- or perinatally acquired (“congenital”) left-hemispheric brain lesions can be compensated for by...
textNeuroplasticity research yields mixed results for the differential contribution of perilesional ...
The study of bilingual aphasia is important because we need to be able to recommend treatments consi...
Acquired language disorders after stroke are strongly associated with left hemisphere damage. When l...
Above and beyond the critical contributions of left perisylvian regions to language, the neural netw...
The right hemisphere (RH) plays a significant role in language and communication (Brookshire, 2007)....
The neural organization of language processing in bilinguals is a topic of considerable debate. Conf...
Calabrese P, Neufeld H, Falk A, et al. Word generation in bilinguals - fMRI study with implications ...
A persistent unanswered question in cognitive neuroscience has been what are the neural origins of h...
Acquired language disorders after stroke are strongly associated with left hemisphere damage. When l...
The neural correlates of aphasic errors in spontaneous language are largely unknown. The impact of t...
International audienceTo evaluate the relative role of left and right hemispheres (RH) and describe ...
This chapter explores in a theoretical manner the potential correlations, previously suggested by He...
Publication de l’Université de Paris 7, 141–157. We thank three anonymous Bilingualism: Language and...
In post-stroke aphasia, language tasks recruit a combination of residual regions within the canonica...
Pre- or perinatally acquired (“congenital”) left-hemispheric brain lesions can be compensated for by...
textNeuroplasticity research yields mixed results for the differential contribution of perilesional ...
The study of bilingual aphasia is important because we need to be able to recommend treatments consi...
Acquired language disorders after stroke are strongly associated with left hemisphere damage. When l...