Joseph Collins, M.D.
Professor of diseases of the mind and nervous system in the New York Post-Graduate Medical School
Neurologist to the New York City Hospital
Neurologist to the St. John's Guild Free Hospital for Children
Attending physician to the St. Marks Hospital
Book:
Collins, Joseph (1898) The Genesis and dissolution of the faculty of speech: A clinical and psychological study of aphasia. London: Macmillan & Co. Ltd.
Dedication:
To my teacher Charles L. Dana, MD.
and
To my friend Lightner Witmer, Ph.D.
To whom I owe my intellectual awakement this labor of a year's leisure
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Disorders of intellectual expression, known as aphasia
Chapter 2. History
Chapter 3. An analysis of the genesis and function of speech
Chapter 4. Conception of aphasia
Chapter 5. Motor aphasia
Chapter 6. Sensory aphasia
Chapter 6 (continued: Subcortical sensory aphasia
Chapter 7. Total aphasia
Chapter 8. Diagnosis of aphasia
Chapter 9. Etiology
Chapter 10. Morbid anatomy of aphasia
Chapter 11. Remarks on the treatment of aphasia
Chapter 12. Remarks on the medico-legal aspects of aphasia
Appendix 1. Conduction aphasia
Appendix 2. A case of articulatory-kinaesthetic aphasia