Aphasia and Inner Language

Diogenes 38 (150):24-35 (1990)
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To be able to read a precise and elaborate self-observation by someone who suffered for an extended period of time from that language affliction that has been called aphasia for more than one hundred years is such an extremely unusual occurrence that one would think such a work would attract the attention of all those persons, whether specialists or enlightened amateurs, interested in questions of language and in its eventual pathological aspects.

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Essais de linguistique générale.Roman Jakobson - 1963 - Les Etudes Philosophiques 18 (4):465-465.

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