Volume 2

Aphasia and kindred disorders of speech / by Henry Head.

  • Head, Henry, 1861-1940.
Date:
1926
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Credit: Aphasia and kindred disorders of speech / by Henry Head. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SliRiEUX, P.: Case of auditory imperception, 112— IJ3 Sherrington, C. S.: On effects of stimulation of cortex, 431-434 Experiments on cerebral localisation, 431— 435 On reactions of the divided spinal cord, 482- 483 On reactions of the decerebrate cat, 483-484 Sherrington, C. S. and Brown, T. Graham: On the reactions of the cortex to stimula¬ tion, 432, 433 Sherrington, C. S. and Leyton, A. S. F.: On the reactions of the cortex of apes, 432- 435 On effect of cortical ablation, 434-435 Sittig, O.: On cases of difficulty in naming colours, 131 Souques, A.: All aphasia associated with defec¬ tive comprehension of spoken and written words and some agraphia, 72 Verbal images not localised in definite areas of brain, 74 Spurzheim, G.: Invents the term “ phrenology,” 9 Stauffenberg, W. von: Case of visual imper¬ ception, 106-110 On “mind-blindness,” iio-iti Thomas, Andr£: Discussion on aphasia at the Societe de Neurologie (1908), 73 Trousseau, A.: Invents the word “ Aphasia,” 27 Lectures on aphasia, 27-28 Discussion at the Academie de Medecine in 1864, 28 Vesalius, A.: Doctrines of, 2-3 Villers, Charles: Letter to Cuvier on Gall’s doctrines, 4-5 Wernicke, C.: Der aphasische Symptomen- complex, 61 Views based on Meynert’s researches, 61 On “motor” and “sensory” aphasia, 61-62, 62-63 On cerebral localisation, 62 Lehrbuch der Gehirnkrankheiten, 62-63 Case of isolated agraphia, 63 On destruction of memory images, 104 On clinical facts of “sensory” aphasia, 119 Westphal, C. F. O.: Case of loss of “ kinaesthe- tic memories” (apraxia) in right upper extremity, 94 Wilson, S. A. K.: On division of aphasia into receptive and executive defects, 100 Woerkom, W. van: On the stages between thinking and speaking, 530