On Aphasia, Or Loss of Speech: And the Localisation of the Faculty of Articulate Language

affected aged agraphia anatomical angular gyrus animals anterior lobes aphasia aphasic articulate language attack autopsy brain Broca cause centre clinical history condition convulsions corpus striatum deaf defect disease dumb dura mater expression fact faculty of articulate faculty of language faculty of speech fibres frontal lobe function healthy hemiplegia hospital ideas impairment instances intelligence island of Reil Kussmaul lacteal left frontal convolution left hemiplegia left hemisphere left side lesion lesion of speech localisation of speech loss of speech Medical mental Microcephali middle cerebral artery morbid motor nerve nervous Norwich observed occipital lobes occurred olivary bodies organs pain paralysis pathology patient phonation pia mater posterior power of speech Professor psychical question recorded remarkable result right hemiplegia right side says seat of speech seems skull softening sounds speak speechless suddenly symptoms theory third frontal convolution third left frontal tion tongue unable utter whilst word-blindness word-deafness writing