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Department of Speech Language Pathology Faculty Articles
Title
Agrammatism: A crosslinguistic clinical perspective
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2005
Abstract
Speech-language pathologists who serve people with aphasia must be prepared to evaluate and treat agrammatism. We focus here on fundamental information about this communication disorder, particularly its features in English, dialects of English, and several different languages around the world. It is important to examine agrammatism across dialects and languages, since the disorder is not uncommon, and it is manifested differently, depending on the grammatical structure of the dialect or language in question.
Publication Title
ASHA Leader
ISSN
1085-9586
First Page
8
Last Page
9
DOI Number
10.1044/leader.FTR3.10172005.8
Volume
10
Issue
17
Recommended Citation
O'Connor, Barbara; Anema, I.; Datta, H.; Signorelli, T.; and Obler, L. K., "Agrammatism: A crosslinguistic clinical perspective" (2005). Department of Speech Language Pathology Faculty Articles. 2.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/hpd_slp_facarticles/2