The work and influence of Wernicke

Norman Geschwind

pp. 1-33

in: Robert S. Cohen, Mark W. Wartofsky (eds), Proceedings of the Boston colloquium for the philosophy of science 1966/1968, Berlin, Springer, 1969

Abstract

The following paper consists primarily of sections of two previous publications dealing with Carl Wernicke and his influence. The first section is based on the paper "Carl Wernicke, The Breslau School and The History of Aphasia" (Geschwind, 1966), while the second is based on "Wernicke's Contribution to the Study of Aphasia" (Geschwind, 1967).¹