Syntactic and pragmatic aspects of determiner and pronoun production in Dutch agrammatic Broca's aphasia

Ruigendijk, Esther; Baauw, Sergio

doi:10.1080/02687030701191911

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“…As mentioned, the studies described above have demonstrated that determiner production is conditioned by verb production. An additional study, Ruigendijk and Baauw (2007), demonstrated the opposite relationship, however: verb production is conditioned by determiner production. In a study of the spontaneous speech of Dutch agrammatic speakers Ruigendijk & Baauw found that in utterances where a determiner was produced, a verb was generally also produced (85% of the time), whereas in utterances where a determiner was not produced, there was an equal number of times were a verb was produced or omitted.…”

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“…Later studies are based on a theory which claims that the basic problem in agrammatism concerns verbs, and that grammatical items are affected to the extent that they relate to verbs (Ruigendijk & Baauw, 2007;Bastiaanse, Jonkers, Ruigendijk & Zonneveld 2003).…”

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“…That is, agrammatic speakers may have problems both with verbs and with grammatical itemsor they may have problems with verbs that affect only grammatical items. Ruigendijk and Baauw (2007) distinguished two groups of determiners: one consisting of articles, demonstratives and possessives, and a second consisting of numerals and quantifiers.…”

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The production of grammatical and lexical determiners in Broca’s aphasia

Nielsen

Boye

Bastiaanse

et al. 2019

Language, Cognition and Neuroscience

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The production of grammatical and lexical determiners in Broca's aphasia Determiner production is a testing ground for theories of Broca's aphasia and agrammatic speech. On one type of theory, determiner production is impaired in so far as determiners are grammatical items. On another type of theory, determiner production is impaired because determiners depend on verbs for case-assignment. These two types of theories are mutually compatible, but in recent years, research on determiner production has focused on the second type. In order to test the first type, an experiment was carried out which contrasted the production of Danish grammatical determiners (indefinite articles) and lexical ones (numerals) in 5 speakers diagnosed with Broca's aphasia and 4 nonbrain-damaged controls. The results strongly support the first type of theories: 1) in agrammatic speech, only grammatical determiners were omitted to an extent which differs from omission rates in the speech of the controls; 2) substitutions of grammatical agreement markers were found only in agrammatic speech.

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The production of grammatical and lexical determiners in Broca’s aphasia

Nielsen

Boye

Bastiaanse

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“…The focus of researches from different languages was on the phonological and syntactic production and impairments relating to them. These include: Articles (Swedish: Manson& Ahlsen, 2001; Dutch: Havik et al, 2004), Active-passive sentence production (Arabic: Faroqi-Shah, 2003; Dutch and German: Bastiaanse & Van Zonneveld, 2004;Italian: Caramazza et al, 2005), pronouns (Dutch: Ruigendijk & Baauw, 2007), simple verbs inflection (Spanish: Centeno, 2007), finite verbs (Dutch: den Ouden et al, 2008), word order in verb final sentence (German: Bornkessel- Schlesewsky et al,( 2009).…”

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Broca’s Area (BA) and Language Articulation: Evidence from Arab Broca’s Aphasic

Yaari¹,

Hammadi²,

Alyami³

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“…Forfatternes forklaring er, at udeladelsen af determinativer i agrammatisk tale ikke skyldes et problem med determinativer som sådan, men et problem, der har at gøre med produktionen af verber, der tilskriver determinativerne kasus. Imidlertid fandt Ruigendijk & Baauw (2007) i en undersøgelse af hollandsk agrammatisk tale belaeg for en helt modsat år-sagssammenhaeng: Der blev produceret en større andel af styrende verber, når der var et determinativ til stede, end når der ikke var.…”

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Determinativproduktion: Fra Brocas afasi til en lingvistisk teori om, hvad grammatik er

Boye¹,

Nielsen²,

Ishkhanyan³

2019

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This paper summarizes recent experiments examining the production of grammatical and lexical determiners in healthy individuals and individuals with agrammatic aphasia. The experiments discussed employ a design in which the Danish grammatical indefinite article en/et is contrasted with the lexical numeral en/et. The results show that articles are harder to produce than numerals. In agrammatic speech the difference is reflected in a higher proportion of omissions of articles. In healthy speech the difference is reflected in increased response times and decreased accurary rates for articles. The results are interpreted in light of a usage-based and functional theory of grammar, in which grammatical items are defined as signs that are by convention discursively secondary and structurally dependent.

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Syntactic and pragmatic aspects of determiner and pronoun production in Dutch agrammatic Broca's aphasia

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

The production of grammatical and lexical determiners in Broca’s aphasia

The production of grammatical and lexical determiners in Broca’s aphasia

Broca’s Area (BA) and Language Articulation: Evidence from Arab Broca’s Aphasic

Determinativproduktion: Fra Brocas afasi til en lingvistisk teori om, hvad grammatik er

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