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Each chapter represents a personal account of a reading disorder through which details of the features of the disorder, methods used for testing, and theoretical accounts are illustrated. Controversies are explained, theories evaluated and anomalies pointed out.
From this emerges a picture of the central properties of each disorder and the contribution of each to our understanding of the reading system as a whole. However, the picture is not complete: loose threads tantalise, some findings are hard to explain, and some newly controversial theories are put forward. The intention is to provide information that will help to equip the reader with the knowledge and expertise necessary to take the study of these reading disorders forward.
Contributors v
Introduction 1(1)
Elaine Funnell
Stimuli as the key to reading processes
2(2)
Models of reading
4(3)
Reading errors
7(1)
Types of dyslexia and reading errors
8(4)
References
12(1)
Pure alexia: The case of JG
13(14)
Eleanor M. Saffran
H. Branch Coslett
Case history
14(2)
Evidence for implicit reading
16(4)
Discussion
20(5)
References
25(2)
Deep dyslexia
27(30)
Elaine Funnell
Introduction
27(1)
A classic case of deep dyslexia: GR
27(3)
A theoretical account of GR's oral reading
30(2)
A synthesis of further studies
32(1)
Concreteness, imageability, and the grammatical word-class effect
33(1)
Concreteness, imageability and reading errors
34(4)
Explaining the concreteness/imageability effect
38(3)
Connectionist models of deep dyslexia
41(5)
The right hemisphere hypothesis for deep dyslexia
46(2)
Single-word naming and nominal reference
48(2)
Deep dyslexia and theories of normal reading: A reassessment
50(2)
References
52(5)
Phonological alexia: The case of the singing detective
57(28)
Karalyn Patterson
Introduction
57(6)
Case report
63(2)
Experimental investigations
65(13)
Conclusions
78(2)
References
80(5)
Surface dyslexia: Description, treatment, and interpretation
85(38)
Andrew W. Ellis
Matthew A. Lambon Ralph
Julie Morris
Alison Hunter
Introduction
85(1)
The classic symptoms of surface dyslexia
86(1)
Classic explanations of surface dyslexia
87(3)
Damaging the model
90(7)
Case report
97(6)
Therapy study
103(5)
Connectionism, surface dyslexia, and the ``triangle model''
108(4)
Sub-types within the triangle model?
112(5)
The triangle model: Golden or Bermuda
117(2)
Acknowledgements
119(1)
References
119(4)
Developmental surface dyslexia
123(26)
Jackie Masterson
An introduction to CD
123(1)
Early investigations of acquired surface dyslexia
124(1)
Surface dyslexia as a developmental disorder of reading
125(1)
Investigations of CD's reading and spelling
126(2)
Objections to comparisons of acquired and developmental surface dyslexia
128(3)
Further cases of developmental surface dyslexia
131(3)
Developmental surface dyslexia in languages other than English
134(2)
Studies of adult developmental surface dyslexics
136(4)
The sub-grouping study of Castles and Coltheart (1993)
140(3)
Remediation studies with developmental surface dyslexics
143(1)
Conclusions and indications for future research
144(1)
References
145(4)
Author index 149(3)
Subject index 152
Royal Holloway University of London, UK.