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pattern of results on tests of visuospatial function.They. observed
thatalthough patients with right hemispherectomies. performed
normally on simple tests of visuospatial functions such as. drawingthey
were significantly impaired on complex tests such as. negotiating a
maze and reading a map.. Comment The time of code and space of its
double.. To summarizeeach hemisphere can assume some of its
opposite s. functions if the opposite hemisphere is removed in he course
of. development but neither hemisphere is totally capable of mediating.
all of the missing hemispheres functions.Thusalthough the. developing
brain gives evidence of considerable plasticitythere is. convincing
evidence against equipotentiality both hemispheres appear. have a
processing capacity that probably has an innate structural. basis..
Comment Which is to state code's doubleness the interweaving of.
different processing interpreted instruction or data for each other.. All
models of cerebral development must answer he question of how.
functions become restricted to one hemisphere rather than becoming.
bilateral. The interactive paralleldevelopment hypothesis answers. that
question. In a series of papersMorris Moscovitch emphasized the.
possibility that one hemisphere actively inhibits the otherthus.
preventing the contralateral hemisphere from developing similar.
functions. This active inhibition presumably develops at about age. as
the corpus callosum becomes functional. as inhibitor. Comment In
regard to codework the corpus callosum is the mediator. and inhibitor
of code from its double and occupies the border between. sense and
surface time and space source code and code source speed. and matter
and assures their workings by inhibiting selfreference. (code as
nothing) and decoding (of the double) producing meaning and.
remains.. From Fundamentals of Human Neuropsychology Fifth
Edition.. Bryan Kolb and Ian Q. Whishaw Univ. of Lethbridge Alberta.
Cerebral asymmetry. Variations in cerebral asymmetry. Re codework
(KristevaEco). Hi I honestly don't have time for a long reply I just got
back from a. conf. with messages I have to deal with not spam. But if
you look at. Kristeva's Revolution in Poetic Language you'll see a
lengthy treatment of. Maldoror especially the unabridged Fr. version
and a great deal of this. is a combination of psychoanalytics and
semiotics which she employs as. well. This can be combined with Eco.
You'd have to look at the book it's hardly reductionist. Same with.
Greimas etc. Alan. I have read it and I find Eco and all such semiotic
models of language. reductionist. Where does a text like Lautreamont's
Maldoror fit into Eco's. scheme Where do the texts of the insane
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