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Cognition First, Microprocessor Second

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.261-263

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Cognitive Cloud: Thunderheads on the Horizon?

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.65-67

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Finding a New Sense of Self: What the Clinician Can Do to Help

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.361-364

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Aphasia Tests Reconsidered

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.117-141

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Introducing Artificial Intelligence into Aphasiological Data Analysis: Answers

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.304-308

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Aphasiology and Family Therapy — Development of the Subject

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.342-343

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Aphasia and Family Therapy: A Reply to Smith, McGuirk, Knapik and Herrmann

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.346-347

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Functional Communication Assessment and Intervention: Some Thoughts on the State of the Art

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.210-218

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Cognitive Science and the Language/Cognition Distinction

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.65-67

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The Cognitive Cloud and Language Disorders

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.39-49

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Response to Tanner and Gerstenberger

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.319-321

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Diagnostic Tests as Tools of Assessment and Models of Information Processing: A Gap to Bridge

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.155-159

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Artificial Intelligence Enters Speech Therapy: A Comment on Guyard et al

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.299-303

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Is There Support for Assumptions Underlying ‘Reapportioning Time for Aphasia Rehabilitation: A Point of View’?

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.25-29

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Commentary: Carving the Cognitive Chicken

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.50-55

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Functional Assessment: A Clinical Perspective

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.225-227

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Losing Your Sense of Self: What Aphasia Can Do?

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.349-355

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Response: The Primacy of Self

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.369-371

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Computer‐Based Aphasia Treatment Meets Artificial Intelligence

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.275-289

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The PICA Revisited

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.182-186

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Reply to Wertz, Edelman and Parsons

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.34-38

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Functional Communication Assessment: An Australian Perspective

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.228-233

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Studies of Dementia: In Search of the Linguistic/Cognitive Interaction Underlying Communication

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.105-107

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Aphasia and Dementia: Steps Towards a New Era in Neuropsychology

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.108-110

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Using the PICA in Clinical Practice: A Reply to Di Simon and Merson, Crocket and Purves, and Martin

Forums in Clinical Aphasiology, 1996, p.187-187

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Cognition First, Microprocessor Second

Cognitive Cloud: Thunderheads on the Horizon?

Finding a New Sense of Self: What the Clinician Can Do to Help

Aphasia Tests Reconsidered

Introducing Artificial Intelligence into Aphasiological Data Analysis: Answers

Aphasiology and Family Therapy — Development of the Subject

Aphasia and Family Therapy: A Reply to Smith, McGuirk, Knapik and Herrmann

Functional Communication Assessment and Intervention: Some Thoughts on the State of the Art

Cognitive Science and the Language/Cognition Distinction

The Cognitive Cloud and Language Disorders

Response to Tanner and Gerstenberger

Diagnostic Tests as Tools of Assessment and Models of Information Processing: A Gap to Bridge

Artificial Intelligence Enters Speech Therapy: A Comment on Guyard et al

Is There Support for Assumptions Underlying ‘Reapportioning Time for Aphasia Rehabilitation: A Point of View’?

Commentary: Carving the Cognitive Chicken

Functional Assessment: A Clinical Perspective

Losing Your Sense of Self: What Aphasia Can Do?

Response: The Primacy of Self

Computer‐Based Aphasia Treatment Meets Artificial Intelligence

The PICA Revisited

Reply to Wertz, Edelman and Parsons

Functional Communication Assessment: An Australian Perspective

Studies of Dementia: In Search of the Linguistic/Cognitive Interaction Underlying Communication

Aphasia and Dementia: Steps Towards a New Era in Neuropsychology

Using the PICA in Clinical Practice: A Reply to Di Simon and Merson, Crocket and Purves, and Martin

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