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A QUESTIONABLE SEMANTICS: THE INTERACTION BETWEEN SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL EXPERIENCE IN SEMANTIC DEMENTIA
1999
Cognitive Neuropsychology
In our earlier article, we proposed that recent episodic experiences in patients with semantic dementia support the production of nongeneralisable, autobiographically constrained, "semantic-like" facts (Graham, Lambon Ralph, & Hodges, 1997) . We argued that this type of "semantic-like" knowledge was distinguishable from true semantic information because our two patients with semantic dementia showed no facilitatory effect of recent autobiographical experiences on their knowledge of golf and
doi:10.1080/026432999380708
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