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1974
Affiliations
University of Washington(Current)
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University of California, Irvine Medical Center
Seattle University
Charles R. Flowers is an author at University of Washington specializing in neurolinguistics, arts, and aphasia.
Top concepts
NeurolinguisticsArtsAphasiaLanguageLinguisticsCognitive SciencePsycholinguisticsSocial SciencesSpeech PerceptionLanguage Acquisition
Publications per year
1974–1989
Aphasic adults' use of heuristic and structural linguistic cues for sentence analysis
Barbara J. Ansell, Charles R. Flowers · Brain and Language · 1982 · 94 citations
Cognitive Linguistics, Cognitive Science, Structural Linguistic Cues +12
Perception of Emotional Intonation by Brain-Damaged Adults
Connie A. Tompkins, Charles R. Flowers · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research · 1985 · 83 citations
Children with a History of Acquired Aphasia
Judith Cooper, Charles R. Flowers · Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders · 1987 · 43 citations
Verbal Fluency Characteristics of Normal and Aphasic Speakers
Marsha L. Adams, Alan R. Reich, Charles R. Flowers · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research · 1989 · 28 citations
Different Semantic Categories, Normal Speakers, Neurolinguistics +16
Contextual mood priming following left and right hemisphere damage
Connie A. Tompkins, Charles R. Flowers · Brain and Cognition · 1987 · 22 citations
Mood Symptom, Neurolinguistics, Affective Neuroscience +7
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