Ploss / Bartels / Dingwall Woman

An Historical Gynæcological and Anthropological Compendium
1. Auflage 2014
ISBN: 978-1-4831-9419-6
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
Format: PDF
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E-Book, Englisch, 834 Seiten, Web PDF

Woman: An Historical Gynælogical and Anthropological Compendium, Volume Two provides information pertinent to relationships of women to the male sex. This book discusses the concepts of modesty, chastity, and respects for women in cultural history. Organized into 39 chapters, this volume begins with an overview of the sexual relation of woman to man. This text then explores various topics, including love and the artificial arousing of love, various forms of betrothal, marriage, procreation, impregnation, and conception. Other chapters consider the position of woman in the family and in the nation. This book discusses as well the reciprocal relations between husband and wife, which are of the highest significance for the stage of morality to which each people has attained. The final chapter deals with the different kinds of customs that are associated with or directly attached to parturition. This book is a valuable resource for anthropologists, ethnologists, and research workers.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Ploss, Hermann Heinrich

Bartels, Max

Bartels, Paul

Dingwall, Eric John

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Front Cover;1
2;Studies in Neurolinguistics;4
3;Copyright Page;5
4;Table of Contents;6
5;List of Contributors;10
6;Preface;12
7;Contents of Volume 1;15
8;Contents of Volume 3;16
9;Chapter 1. A Case of the Isolation of the Language Function;18
9.1;INTRODUCTION AND CASE HISTORY;18
9.2;GENERAL BEHAVIOR;30
9.3;ANALYSIS OF LINGUISTIC ABILITIES;45
9.4;NEUROLINGUISTIC IMPLICATIONS;66
9.5;ACKNOWLEDGMENT;74
9.6;REFERENCES;74
10;Chapter 2. The Language Performance of the Oral Deaf;76
10.1;TERMINOLOGY OVERVIEW;77
10.2;THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE OF THE ORAL DEAF;80
10.3;THE READING LEVELS OF THE ORAL DEAF;86
10.4;THE WRITTEN LANGUAGE OF THE ORAL DEAF;96
10.5;CEREBRAL DOMINANCE;103
10.6;SUMMARY;104
10.7;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS;105
10.8;REFERENCES;105
11;Chapter 3. Neurolinguistic Analysis of Jargonaphasia and Jargonagraphia;112
11.1;TERMINOLOGY AND CONVENTIONS;113
11.2;JARGON IN CONDUCTION APHASIA;125
11.3;JARGON IN WERNICKE'S APHASIA PROPER–TYPE I;130
11.4;JARGON IN WERNICKE'S APHASIA–TYPE II;147
11.5;JARGON IN WERNICKE'S APHASIA–TYPE III;151
11.6;JARGON IN BROCA'S APHASIA;156
11.7;JARGON AS A SELECTION DISORDER;158
11.8;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS;160
11.9;REFERENCES;160
12;Chapter 4. The Neural Basis of Language Qua Gesture;162
12.1;THE RELATION BETWEEN MANUAL SKILL AND SPEECH LATERALIZATION IN THE BRAIN;163
12.2;THE ASSOCIATION OF HAND MOVEMENTS WITH SPEAKING;164
12.3;THE ASSOCIATION OF APRAXIC DISORDERS WITH LEFT-HEMISPHERE LESIONS;166
12.4;THE ASSOCIATION OF DISORDERS OF MANUAL COMMUNICATION IN THE DEAF WITH LEFT-HEMISPHERE DAMAGE;167
12.5;DISCUSSION;169
12.6;SUMMARY;171
12.7;REFERENCES;172
13;Chapter 5. Cerebral Asymmetry;174
13.1;PROPERTIES OF THE LEFT HEMISPHERE;175
13.2;PROPERTIES OF THE RIGHT HEMISPHERE;190
13.3;THE COMPETITION HYPOTHESIS;197
13.4;HEMISPHERICITY;199
13.5;REFERENCES;201
14;Chapter 6. Linguistic Performance in the Short-Term Following Cerebral Commissurotomy;210
14.1;INTRODUCTION;210
14.2;SUMMARY OF THE STATUS ACUTELY FOLLOWING COMMISSUROTOMY;215
14.3;A REPRESENTATIVE CASE OF POSTCOMMISSUROTOMY MUTISM, DYSPRAXIA, AND ANOMIA;216
14.4;MUTISM AFTER COMPLETE COMMISSURAL SECTION: FURTHER EXAMPLES;222
14.5;THE ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE COURSE IN A PATIENT WITH PREVIOUS RIGHT TEMPORAL LOBECTOMY;229
14.6;A CASE OF PARTIAL SECTION: E.F.L.;236
14.7;DISCUSSION;236
14.8;SUMMARY;240
14.9;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS;240
14.10;REFERENCES;240
15;Chapter 7. Spatial Abilities;242
15.1;SOME DEFINITIONS;242
15.2;THE RATIONALE FOR THE EMPHASIS ON VISION;243
15.3;ORIENTATION OF THE CHAPTER;244
15.4;THE VISUAL SYSTEMS;245
15.5;BEHAVIORAL EVIDENCE FOR TWO VISUAL SYSTEMS;250
15.6;MODALITY INTERACTIONS;258
15.7;A CHANGE IN EMPHASIS;261
15.8;SUMMARY;279
15.9;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS;279
15.10;REFERENCES;279
16;Chapter 8. Neurolinguistic Research on Reading Disorders Resulting from Left Hemisphere Lesions: Aphasic and "Pure" Alexias;286
16.1;HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION;286
16.2;CURRENT PROBLEMS;293
16.3;STUDIES OF SERIES OF CASES;293
16.4;NEUROSURGICAL RESULTS;296
16.5;PROBLEMS OF LOCALIZATION AND THE DISCONNECTION SYNDROME;297
16.6;THE NEUROLINGUISTIC APPROACH TO ALEXIA;301
16.7;THE ROLE OF PERCEPTUOMOTOR DIFFICULTIES IN READING DISORDERS;309
16.8;A NEUROLINGUISTIC STUDY OF A SERIES OF PATIENTS WITH LEFT-HEMISPHERE LESIONS;312
16.9;SUMMARY;339
16.10;APPENDIX;339
16.11;REFERENCES;342
17;Subject Index;348