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• Contents
• Contributors
• 1 Introduction
• Part 1 Setting the Scene
• 2 Introduction: Cross-Language Perspectives on Motor Speech Disorders
• 3 Motor Speech Disorders: What are They?
• 4 Motor Speech Disorders:I ssues in Assessment and Management
• 5 Using English as a ‘Model Language’ to Understand Language Processing
• 6 Cross-Language Studies in Deaf Signers
• 7 Apraxia of Speech in Bilingual Speakers as a Window into the Study of Bilingual Speech Motor Contr
• 8 Phonological and Speech Output in Adult Non-Literate Groups
• Part 2 Language Specific Profiles and Practices
• 9 Dysarthria and Apraxia of Speech in Selected African Languages: Zulu and Tswana
• 10 Motor Speech Disorders in Chinese
• 11 Diagnosis and Therapy in Adult Acquired Dysarthria and Apraxia of Speech in Dutch
• 12 Some Segmental and Prosodic Aspects of Motor Speech Disorders in French
• 13 German Language Contributions to the Understanding of Acquired Motor Speech Disorders
• 14 Motor Speech Disorders in Languages of the Indian Subcontinent: Some Perspectives from Hindi and
• 15 Dysarthria and Apraxia of Speech in Japanese Speakers
• 16 The Nature, Assessment and Treatment of Dysarthria and Apraxia of Speech in Portuguese
• 17 The Nature, Assessment and Treatment of Dysarthria and Apraxia of Speech in Spanish
• 18 The Nature, Assessment and Treatment of Dysarthria and Apraxia of Speech in Swedish
• 19 Conclusion