Intro; CONTENTS; FOREWORD; CHAPTER I. LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION AND THE BRAIN: THE BROADER CONTEXT; CHAPTER II. HISTORY OF RESEARCH ON THE RELATION BETWEEN SPEECH AND THE BRAIN. MAJOR CONTEMPORARY THEORIES; CHAPTER III. RESEARCH METHODS FOR THE STUDY OF THE SPEECH-BRAIN RELATION; CHAPTER IV. SPEECH AND THE ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE HUMAN BRAIN; CHAPTER V. CEREBRAL MECHANISMS OF SPEECH PRODUCTION; CHAPTER VI. CEREBRAL MECHANISMS OF SPEECH RECEPTION; CHAPTER VII. SPEECH AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN THE LIGHT OF APHASIA RESEARCH
CHAPTER VIII. SPEECH AND GOAL-DIRECTED ACTIVITY IN THE LIGHT OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCHFINAL CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; AUTHOR INDEX; SUBJECT INDEX; SOURCES OF FIGURES
Notes
Translation of: Mowa a mózg
Originally published: Warszawa :PWN-Polish Scientific Publishers; The Hague : Mouton, 1975
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 196-206) and index
