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Conversations with an Alzheimer's Patient

Name: Conversations with an Alzheimer's Patient
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02030314
Price: 150.29 EUR
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Author: Heidi Ehernberger Hamilton
ISBN: 9780521421010

An Interactional Sociolinguistic Study

Heidi Ehernberger Hamilton

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Código Libristo: 02030314

Editores Cambridge University Press, marzo 1994

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Alzheimer's disease is a degenerative brain disease which has major social consequences for the individuals affected and for those people who are emotionally and/or physically close to them. The role which language plays in such relationships stands at the centre of this book. In contrast to traditional analyses carried out by psycholinguists, neurologists and speech pathologists, with speech samples elicited in clinical settings, Heidi Hamilton examines language in the life of one elderly female Alzheimer's patient from an interactional sociolinguistic perspective. The language of open-ended, naturally occurring conversations between the patient and the author, over four-and-a-half years, is investigated in an attempt to understand how the patient's communicative abilities and disabilities are related and how they change over time, and, importantly, how they are influenced by pre-emptive and reactive communicative behaviours on the part of the patient's healthy interlocutor.