Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Brain, Vol. 38: A Journal of Neurology, 1915
The ground has been worked over again and again to such an extent that it is difficult for the modern student of neurology to throw himself back to the 'sixties, when the subject of speech defects was virgin soil. But of late years dissatisfaction with the current dogmas, manifest in such a revolt as that of Pierre Marie, has driven more thoughtful neurologists back to the earlier work on aphasia. We have become lost in a maze of subtleties, and in attempting to find a new line of advance have groped our way back to the beginning.
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