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Neuropsychological Cognitive and Computational Models of Reading,investigation. Brain damage offers us a window to study the normal cognitive processing and representation in the brain. The study of the acquired deficits of language, consequent to brain damage, has been used as a source to increase our knowledge of the brain basis of language, for over a hundred years.

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Deep Dyslexia,n had been sporadically mentioned at least since 1931. Marshall & Newcombe (1973) and Shallice & Warrington (1975) published some of the early systematic studies. The first extensive compilation on acquired dyslexias, a collection of papers on deep dyslexia was published in 1980 by Coltheart, Patter