ABSTRACT

This detailed look at the development of microgenetic theory provides a comprehensive and coherent model of cognitive processing in the brain, based on patterns of breakdown in pathology. In so doing, it illustrates the clinical record that supports and documents microgenetic theory, and presents a basis for future work in the study of the brain. Coverage includes topics in language and dominance, the function of the right hemisphere, action, perception, memory, and the concept of time.

part 1|143 pages

Language

chapter 2|31 pages

Varieties of Aphasic Jargon *

Perpetuation of a myth

chapter 3|21 pages

Thalamic Mechanisms in Language *

part 2|103 pages

Perception

chapter 5|33 pages

Microstructure of Objects *

chapter 6|46 pages

Microstructure of Images *

chapter 7|22 pages

Essay on Perception *

part 3|57 pages

III Action

part 4|39 pages

Memory and Time

chapter 12|15 pages

Emergence and Time