LINGUISTIC IMPAIRMENTS AND RECOVERY PATTERNS IN BILINGUAL AZERBAIJANI TURKISH-PERSIAN APHASICS WITH SUBCORTICAL BRAIN LESIONS

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RAGHIBDOUST SHAHLA; Hajiloo Taqi

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Journal: JOURNAL OF PERSIAN LANGUAGE TEACHING TO NON-PERSIAN SPEAKERS Year:2019 | Volume:7 | Issue:2 (16) Page(s): 3-20

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LINGUISTIC IMPAIRMENTS AND RECOVERY PATTERNS IN BILINGUAL AZERBAIJANI TURKISH-PERSIAN APHASICS WITH SUBCORTICAL BRAIN LESIONS

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One of the most important and latest issues in neurolinguistic studies is the nature and differences of aphasias resulting from damage to the cortical and subcortical brain structures in bi/multilingual aphasics. In this paper, linguistic impairments and recovery patterns in two bilingual Azerbaijani Turkish-Persian aphasics with subcortical brain lesions were studied. The bilingual aphasia test (BAT) was employed to collect the required data and evaluate the aphasics’ linguistic performances. The findings showed that one patient had Broca’ s aphasia in his L1 & L2, and the other patient was diagnosed with Broca’ s aphasia in his L1 & subcortical aphasia in his L2. Thus, it seems, based on the type of the aphasia and the location of the damaged area of the subjects, that the presence of the lesion in the subcortical area does not necessarily lead to the similar aphasia in the first and second languages of the patients. According to Paradis (2008), the language recovery pattern of B. SH. was assessed to be parallel, whereas the recovery pattern of A. H. was a differential one. The data also revealed that the neurolinguistic theory of bilingualism (Paradis, 2004) and the declarative and procedural model (Paradis, 2009) can account for the differences in the syntactic performance of the bilingual aphasics with subcortical damage. Finally, some suggestions for further investigation and teaching purposes are made. Language disorders and recovery patterns in bilingual Azerbaijani Turkish-Persian aphasics with subcortical brain lesions

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RAGHIBDOUST, SHAHLA, & Hajiloo, Taqi. (2019). LINGUISTIC IMPAIRMENTS AND RECOVERY PATTERNS IN BILINGUAL AZERBAIJANI TURKISH-PERSIAN APHASICS WITH SUBCORTICAL BRAIN LESIONS. JOURNAL OF PERSIAN LANGUAGE TEACHING TO NON-PERSIAN SPEAKERS, 7(2 (16) ), 3-20. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/373240/en

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RAGHIBDOUST SHAHLA, Hajiloo Taqi. LINGUISTIC IMPAIRMENTS AND RECOVERY PATTERNS IN BILINGUAL AZERBAIJANI TURKISH-PERSIAN APHASICS WITH SUBCORTICAL BRAIN LESIONS. JOURNAL OF PERSIAN LANGUAGE TEACHING TO NON-PERSIAN SPEAKERS[Internet]. 2019;7(2 (16) ):3-20. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/373240/en

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SHAHLA RAGHIBDOUST, and Taqi Hajiloo, “LINGUISTIC IMPAIRMENTS AND RECOVERY PATTERNS IN BILINGUAL AZERBAIJANI TURKISH-PERSIAN APHASICS WITH SUBCORTICAL BRAIN LESIONS,” JOURNAL OF PERSIAN LANGUAGE TEACHING TO NON-PERSIAN SPEAKERS, vol. 7, no. 2 (16) , pp. 3–20, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/373240/en

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