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Approaches to discourse impairments following right-hemisphere damage Mitsuru Kosaka 1 Keyword: 右半球損傷例 , 談話障害 , ナラティブ , 分析方法 , right-hemisphere damaged patients , discourse analysis , narrative , methodology pp.22-30
Published Date 2009/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001100187
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 Three discourse analysis studies of narratives given by right-hemisphere damaged (RHD) patients are presented in order to investigate the nature of the communicative impairments of the patients. In Study 1, ten RHD and ten control individuals described comic strips. Their narratives were analyzed in terms of the mean number of jiritsugo, (independent words) per utterance (jiritsugo mean length of utterance, JMLU) and correct information units (CIU). In Study 2, the coherence of discourse in the two groups was studied by comparing the propositions produced in comic strip descriptions. In Study 3, a propositional analysis of one RHD patient's discourse samples was carried out in order to elucidate the characteristics of his discourse. The results of these studies showed that in RHD patients, the quantity of utterances measured in JMLU was maintained, but the narrative content lacked coherence and the amount of information was reduced. It is likely that RHD patients who often have visuospatial agnosia and/or simultanagnosia could not fully comprehend semantic aspects of the comic strip stories. Their difficulty in recognizing the essential information of the pictures and integrating or drawing inferences from the given information seems to underlie their difficulty in producing coherent discourse.


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