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edited by Gloriajean L. Wallace, 393 pp., ill., Boston, Butterworth-Heinemann, 1996, $47.50 Like most multi-authored books, some contributions are quite good and others less so. The monograph is not written for neurologists-there is only one neurologist and one physiatrist included among the 26 contributing authors. The variability of subjects addressed is indicated in Dr. Sarno's foreword: this decade has seen a move away from the perception of aphasia as a purely neurologic, linguistic …
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