Symposia

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1	YEAR	Symposium	TITLE Of TALK	SPEAKER	TALK #
2	1983	No Title	Pronuncing And Understanding Written Words: Some Questions	BERTELSON PAUL	1
3	1983	No Title	Reading Disturbances In A Normal Speaker	BUTTERWORTH BRIAN	2
4	1983	No Title	Disturbances of Graphema-To Phoneme Conversion In A Case of Alexia Without Agraphia	MICELI GABRIELE	3
5	1983	No Title	Mechanism For Reading Non-Words: Evidence From A Case of Phonogical Dyslexia In An Italian Reader	DE BASTIANI PIERLUIGI	4
6	1983	No Title	An Information Processing Approach For Reading And Writing	MARSHALL JOHN C.	5
7	1983	No Title	The Role of Phonological Working Memory In Sentence Processing	CARAMAZZA ALFONSO	6
8	1983	No Title	The Role of Articulation On Verbal Short-Term Memory: A Case Study	CAPPA STEFANO	7
9	1983	No Title	On Associative Memory	TOORENBURG J.	8
10	1983	No Title	Indirect Evidence of Preserved Learning In Severe Amnesia	NICHELLI PAOLO	9
11	1983	No Title	Automatic And Controlled Processes: Evidence From Psycholinguistics For Cognitive Neuropsychology	FLORES D'ARCAIS GIOVANNI BATTISTA	10
12	1983	No Title	A Procedural Approach In The Study of Aphasia	PARISI DOMENICO	11
13	1983	No Title	Noise, Order And Meaning	ATLAN HENRY	12
14	1983	No Title	Philology Vs. Aphasiology: A Confrontation of Standards	DRESSLER WOLFGANG U.	13
15	1983	No Title	A Linguistic Analysis of Verbal Perseveration In An Aphasic Patient	STARK JACQUELINE ANN	14
16	1983	No Title	Cell Assemblies: The Conceptual Link Between Neurons And Cognitive Processes	DALENHOORT G.J.	15
17	1983	No Title	Language As A Solution To Knowledge Representation	DE HAULME M.	16
18	1984	Functional Analysis And Neuronal Substrates	Tecniques For The Localization of Brain Lesions	KERTESZ ANDREW	17
19	1984	Functional Analysis And Neuronal Substrates	Individual Brain Variations And Aphasia Localization	POECK KLAUS	18
20	1984	Functional Analysis And Neuronal Substrates	Conditions On Functional Localization	MARSHALL JOHN C.	19
21	1984	Plans, Strategies And Neuropsychological Disturbances	The Use of Strategies To Overcome The Memory Disorders of Amnestics	CERMACK LAIRD	20
22	1984	Plans, Strategies And Neuropsychological Disturbances	Control Strategies In Aphasia As Assessed By Recording Eye Movements	HUBER WALTER	21
23	1984	Plans, Strategies And Neuropsychological Disturbances	Plannig Disturbances In Problem Solving	SHALLICE TIM	22
24	1984	Writing, Spelling And The Disgraphias	Cognitive Models of Spelling And Writing	ELLIS ANDY W.	23
25	1984	Writing, Spelling And The Disgraphias	Disorders of Spelling And Writing	PATTERSON KARALYN E.	24
26	1984	General Vs Specific Processes In Face Perception	General Vs Specific Processes In Face Perception: Cues From Pathology	NEWCOMBE FREDA	25
27	1984	General Vs Specific Processes In Face Perception	General Vs Specific Processes In Face Perception: Cues From Development	CAREY SUSAN	26
28	1984	General Vs Specific Processes In Face Perception	General Vs Specific Processes In Face Perception: Cues From Studies of Intact Adult Performance	SERGENT JUSTINE	27
29	1984	Autonomy, Interaction And Modularity	Modularity of Scientific Reason: A Methodological Perspective	ROSENTHAL VICTOR	28
30	1984	Autonomy, Interaction And Modularity	The Functional Organization And Cognitive Modules: Models of Neurological Implementation	SARTORI GIUSEPPE	29
31	1984	Autonomy, Interaction And Modularity	Can Modules Be Compiled By Strategic Means	MEHLER JACQUES	30
32	1985	Movement And Its Disorders	The Role of The Intermediate Cortex of Campbell (Area 6) In Higher Motor Functions	WIESENDANGER MARIO	31
33	1985	Movement And Its Disorders	Motor Disorders And Information Processing Models of Control of Voluntary Movement	WING ALAN M	32
34	1985	Movement And Its Disorders	The Anatomical Basis of Apraxia: Some Recent Findings	DE RENZI ENNIO	33
35	1985	Single Case And/Or Group Studies	Group Studies: Strengths And Weaknesses	DE RENZI ENNIO	34
36	1985	Single Case And/Or Group Studies	On Drawing Inferences About The Structure of Cognitive Systems From Pattern of Cognitive Impairments: The Case For Single Patient Studies	CARAMAZZA ALFONSO	35
37	1985	Paragrammatims:an Injustly Neglected Topic	Historical Review of Paragrammatism And Linguistic Descriptions	DE BLESER RIA	36
38	1985	Paragrammatims:an Injustly Neglected Topic	Paragrammatism In The Light of Normal Production Models	BUTTERWORTH BRIAN	37
39	1985	Musical Abilities: Cognitive And Neuropsychological Aspects	The Neuropsychology of Organizational Processes In Musical Listening	McADAMS STEPHEN	38
40	1985	Musical Abilities: Cognitive And Neuropsychological Aspects	The Neuropsychology of Music	MARIN OSCAR	39
41	1985	Musical Abilities: Cognitive And Neuropsychological Aspects	Aphasia And Apraxia In A Conductor	BASSO ANNA	40
42	1985	Musical Abilities: Cognitive And Neuropsychological Aspects	Types of Processing And Ear Differences	PERETZ ISABELLE	41
43	1985	Calculation And Its Disorders	Counting And Transcoding Processes	DELOCHE GERARD	42
44	1985	Calculation And Its Disorders	Cognitive Mechanisms In Number Processing And Dyscalculia	CARAMAZZA ALFONSO	43
45	1985	Calculation And Its Disorders	Investigation of Mental Arithmetic In Patients With Localized Cerebral Lesions	WARRINGTON ELISABETH	44
46	1986	Naming	Representation And Reference (Naming)	DUBOIS DIDIER	45
47	1986	Naming	The Categorical Organization of Semantic Knowledge	WARRINGTON ELISABETH	46
48	1986	Naming	Evidence For Two Lexical Levels In Word Retrieval	HOWARD DAVID	47
49	1986	Naming	New Contributions To Category-Specific Dissociations In Lexical Processing	GOODGLASS HAROLD	48
50	1986	Verbal Short Term Memory	An Introduction To Current Concepts of Verbal Short Term Memory	BADDELEY ALAN	49
51	1986	Verbal Short Term Memory	Neuropsychological Investigations of Deficits In Verbal Short Term Memory	SHALLICE TIM	50
52	1986	Verbal Short Term Memory	Recency Effect And Comprehension In Short Term Memory Patients	VALLAR GIUSEPPE	51
53	1986	Consciousness	Neuropsychology Cannot Function Without Consciousness	MARCEL ANTHONY	52
54	1986	Consciousness	Emotion, Consciousness And Communication	JOHNSON-LAIRD PHILIP	53
55	1986	Consciousness	Neurological Origin And Control of Conscious Processes	BISIACH EDOARDO	54
56	1986	Space Perception And Representation	Here And "There": Spatial Determinants of Goal Directed Movements	BROUCHON MICHELE	55
57	1986	Space Perception And Representation	The Spatial Structure of Visual Attention	LADAVAS ELISABETTA	56
58	1986	Space Perception And Representation	Disorders of Eye Fixations And of Movements of Visual Search In Unilateral Spatial Neglect	D'ERME PATRIZIA	57
59	1986	Compensatory Strategies	Agrammatism As An Adaptive Strategy In Broca'S Aphasia	KOLK HERMAN	58
60	1986	Compensatory Strategies	Exploring Compensatory Effects: Some Empirical Evidence	BISIACCHI PATRIZIA	59
61	1987	Autobiographycal Memory: Studies In Normal,Amnesic,Demented	Enconding, Retrieval And Dating of ABM: Structures And Processes of Every Day Memory In Normal People	STRUBE GEHRARD	60
62	1987	Autobiographycal Memory: Studies In Normal,Amnesic,Demented	Neuropsychology of Remote Memory Impairment: Evidence From Patients With Either Global Amnesia Or Alzheimer'S Dementia	KOPELMAN MICHAEL	61
63	1987	Autobiographycal Memory: Studies In Normal,Amnesic,Demented	Different Cognitive Processes Serving The Content And Date of ABM: Evidence From Amnesia, Alzheimer'S And Parkinson'S Disease	SAGAR HARVEY	62
64	1987	Visual Cognition Disorders	Varieties of Visual Agnosia	HUMPHREYS GLYNN	63
65	1987	Visual Cognition Disorders	The Neuropsychology of Mental Imagery	FARAH MARTHA	64
66	1987	The Effect of Literacy On Language Representation	Alphabetic Literacy And Segmental Analysis	MORAIS JOSE'	65
67	1987	The Effect of Literacy On Language Representation	Representation of Language In The Illiterate	LECOURS ANDRE ROCH	66
68	1987	Conceptual And Lexical-Semantic Knowledge/Processing In Aphasia	Verbal And Nonverbal Categorization In Aphasia	GAINOTTI GUIDO	67
69	1987	Conceptual And Lexical-Semantic Knowledge/Processing In Aphasia	Conceptual Representations In Aphasia	KELTER STEFANIE	68
70	1987	Conceptual And Lexical-Semantic Knowledge/Processing In Aphasia	Knowledge And Processing of Semantic Relations In Aphasia	BISIACCHI PATRIZIA	69
71	1987	The Concept of Language Comprehension	What Is Language Comprehension: Introduction To The Issue	KOMISARJEVSKY-TYLER LORRAINE	70
72	1987	The Concept of Language Comprehension	Is On-Line Data About Language Comprehension?	CARAMAZZA ALFONSO	71
73	1987	The Concept of Language Comprehension	On-Line Or off The Track?	MARSHALL JOHN C.	72
74	1987	The Concept of Language Comprehension	Back On The Track of Getting The Drift of The Meaning of Meaning?	MARCEL ANTHONY	73
75	1988	Bodily Sensation And Representation	How Do You Feel? Sensation As Inference And Symbolism	MARCEL ANTHONY	74
76	1988	Bodily Sensation And Representation	Sensory And Motor Aspects of Phantom Limb	POECK KLAUS	75
77	1988	Bodily Sensation And Representation	The Construction of The Body Schema: An Attentional Process	KINSBOURNE MARCEL	76
78	1988	Bodily Sensation And Representation	How Incorporated Are The Corpora of Body Knowledge?	SEMENZA CARLO	77
79	1988	Connectionist Models And Neuropsychological Phenomena	Some Connectionist Ideas: Introductory Tutorial For Neuropsychology	ALLPORT ALAN	78
80	1988	Connectionist Models And Neuropsychological Phenomena	Visual Word Recognition And Pronunciation: A Computational Model And Its Implications	SEIDENBERG MARK	79
81	1988	Connectionist Models And Neuropsychological Phenomena	Lesioning A Connectionist Model: Its Relevance For Certain Dyslexic Syndromes	SHALLICE TIM	80
82	1988	Morphological Processing In Normal And Impared Language	Toward A Motivation For Theories of Morphological Representation	HENDERSON LESLIE	81
83	1988	Morphological Processing In Normal And Impared Language	Morphological Processing And Reading	COSSLETT BRANCH	82
84	1988	Morphological Processing In Normal And Impared Language	Morphology And Speech Output Processes: Evidence From Cognitive Impaired Subjects	MICELI GABRIELE	83
85	1988	Syntax Comprehension	Syntactic Structures, Parsing Operations And Associated Specific Deficits	HILDERBRANDT NANCY	84
86	1988	Syntax Comprehension	Primary And Secondary Syntactic Comprehension Disorders. The Role of Phonological Short-Term Memory In Sentence Comprehension	WATERS GLORIA	85
87	1988	Syntax Comprehension	Neurological Issues Related To Syntactic Comprehension Deficits	CAPLAN DAVID	86
88	1988	Cross-Linguistic Studies In Aphasia	What Can Cross-Linguistic Studies Tell Us About Neuropsychological Disorders?	MARSHALL JOHN C.	87
89	1988	Cross-Linguistic Studies In Aphasia	Agrammatic Production In Different Languages: Similarities And Differences	OBLER LORRAINE	88
90	1988	Cross-Linguistic Studies In Aphasia	Why Cross-Linguistic Studies Now? Towards A Linguistically Explanatory Neurolinguistics	BAYER JOSEF	89
91	1988	Cross-Linguistic Studies In Aphasia	Empty Elements And Clitics In Agrammatic Languages	JAREMA GONIA	90
92	1989	Cognitive Rehabilitation	Therapy For Theory (Cognitive Rehabilitation)	HOWARD DAVID	91
93	1989	Cognitive Rehabilitation	Approaches To The Treatment of Spelling Dysfunctions	DE PARTZ M.P.	92
94	1989	Cognitive Rehabilitation	Visual Learning In A Case of Visual Impairment After Hypoxic Brain Damage	SCHEIDLER WOLFGANG	93
95	1989	Cognitive Rehabilitation	Does Therapy Amount To More Than Brain-Jogging?	WENIGER DOROTHEA	94
96	1989	Visual Attention	Adding A Unilateral Bias To Normal Visual Function	DUNCAN JOHN	95
97	1989	Visual Attention	Selection And Disengaging Attention In Unilateral Neglect And Balint'S Syndrome	HUMPHREYS GLYNN	96
98	1989	Visual Attention	Neglect, Language And Cerebral Asymmetry	SIEROFF ERIC	97
99	1989	Visual Attention	Lesions of Simple Sensory-Motor Circuits Produce A Severe Space Unawareness: The Paradox of Neglect	RIZZOLATTI GIACOMO	98
100	1989	Central Auditory Disorders	Central Effects In Simple Auditory Tasks	SHARF BERTRAM	99