DOI: 10.1055/s-00000076

Seminars in Speech and Language

Issue 01 · Volume 33 · February 2012 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-22875 Discourse Across Disorders: Acquired Neurogenic Conditions Guest Editor, Elizabeth Armstrong Ph.D.

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    Self-Assessment Questions

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    Müller, Nicole; Mok, Zaneta:

    Applying Systemic Functional Linguistics to Conversations with Dementia: The Linguistic Construction of Relationships between Participants

  • 16
    Armstrong, Elizabeth; Mortensen, Lynne; Ciccone, Natalie; Godecke, Erin:

    Expressing Opinions and Feelings in a Conversational Setting

  • 27
    Griffiths, Sarah; Barnes, Rebecca; Britten, Nicky; Wilkinson, Ray:

    Potential Causes and Consequences of Overlap in Talk between Speakers with Parkinson’s Disease and Their Familiar Conversation Partners

  • 44
    Duff, Melissa C.; Mutlu, Bilge; Byom, Lindsey; Turkstra, Lyn S.:

    Beyond Utterances: Distributed Cognition as a Framework for Studying Discourse in Adults with Acquired Brain Injury

  • 55
    Olness, Gloria Streit; Gyger, Jennifer; Thomas, Kathy:

    Analysis of Narrative Functionality: Toward Evidence-based Approaches in Managed Care Settings

  • 68
    Marini, Andrea:

    Characteristics of Narrative Discourse Processing after Damage to the Right Hemisphere

  • 79
    Roberts-South, Angela; Findlater, Kate; Strong, Michael J.; Orange, J.B.:

    Longitudinal Changes in Discourse Prouction in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

    • Introduction

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    Holland, Audrey L.:

    Introduction

    • Preface

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    Armstrong, Elizabeth:

    Discourse Across Disorders: Acquired Neurogenic Conditions