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[Vestibular chronaxia in aphasia].
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Anomic aphasia; differential diagnosis and cerebral localization of lesion in twenty cases.
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[A peculiar case of so-called pure verbal aphasia].
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[Aphasia of integration by congenital auditory agnosia].
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[Considerations on aphasias in corrected sinistrality].
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[The present state of the discussion on aphasia-agnosia in Germany].
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[History of the study of aphasia].
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[Clinical aspects of aphasia in the light of the Pavlovian theory].
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Spontaneous recovery from aphasia; autopsy; report of case.
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Diagnostic classification and re-education in aphasia.
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[An anniversary: description of aphasia by Gérard Van Swieten in 1753].
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[Aphasia and capacity of aphasics].
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[Present state of the problem of aphasia and agnosia in Germany].
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[Problems of inner speech; theory of aphasia].
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[Phoneme study in a case of sensorial aphasia].
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[Wernicke's aphasia caused by left temporo-occipital hematoma; disappearance of the alexia and hemianopia, but disappearance of the alexia and hemianopia, but persistence of the acalculia after surgery].
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Auto-observation of aphasia; reported by an eminent nineteenth century medical scientist.
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