Subcortical functions in language and memory/
Bruce Crosson
- New York: The Guilford 1992.
- 374p.
Chapter 1. Subcortical Neuroanatomy and Language Potential Basal Ganglia Structures Involved in Language Potential Thalamic Nuclei Involved in Language Cortico-Subcortical Loops Potentially Involved in Language Conclusion Chapter 2, The Basal Ganglia and Subcortical White Matter in Language Language Phenomena Relevant to Subcortical Aphasia Studies of Basal Ganglia Language Functions in Stereotactic Surgery Cases Vascular and Other Naturally Occurring Lesions of the Basal Ganglia and Surrounding White Matter Studies of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism and the Basal Ganglia Childhood Language Disorders and the Basal Ganglia Language and Degenerative Diseases of the Basal Ganglia Conclusions Chapter 3. The Thalamus in Language Studies of Surgical Lesions of the Thalamus Studies of Electrical Stimulation of the Thalamus Studies of Vascular Lesion in the Thalamus Studies of Cerebral Blood Flow or Metabolism and the Thalamus Synthesis and Conclusions Chapter 4. Theories of Subcortical Functions in Language Perspectives from the Late 1800s and the Early 1900s Single-Function Theories of Thalamic Participation in Language Basal Ganglia Models of Behavior and Applicability to Language Recent Theories of Subcortical Functions in Language Implications of Subcortical Models of Language Function Conclusions Chapter 5. Subcortical Neuroanatomy and Memory Additional Diencephalic Structures Potentially Related to Memory Basal Forebrain Structures Potentially Involved in Memory Major White Matter Pathways in Memory Systems and Subsystems Potentially Involved in Memory Conclusions Chapter 6. The Diencephalon in Memory Diencephalic Anatomy and Memory Memory Process: Definition of Terms Diencephalic Dysfunction and Memory Processes Conclusions Chapter 7. The Basal Forebrain and the Basal Ganglia in Memory The Basal Forebrain and Memory The Basal Ganglia and Memory Chapter 8. Subcortical Functions and Memory Theories Two Cognitive Models of Memory What the Subcortical Literature Indicates about Models of Memory Subcortical Data and Long-Term Memory Processes Conclusions Epilogue. The Link between Language and Memory: Subcortical Implications