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2 days agoDecoding Aphasia: Separating Language From Thought
If you're a modern neurologist, you'll recognize this as a type of aphasia, a common symptom of stroke. You'll also know that aphasia is a language problem, not an intelligence problem; the patient may be able to think quite clearly but just can't translate those thoughts into coherent words and sentences. But it took many decades and a great deal of scientific effort to arrive at this modern understanding.
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