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Part 1: Foundactions. M. Coltheart, Assumptions and Methods in CognitiveNeuropsychology. O.A. Selnes, A Historical Overview of Contributions from theStudy of Deficits. Part 2: Objects and Space. M.J. Riddoch, G.W. Humphreys,Object Recognition. E.H.F. De Haan, Face Perception and Recognition. M.McCloskey, Spatial Representation in Mind and Brain. Part 3: Attention. C.Umilta, Mechanisms of Attention. M.J. Farah, Consciousness. Part 4: Words.A.E. Hillis, The Organization of the Lexical System. M. Allen, W. Badecker,Morphology: The Internal Structure of Words. B. Rapp, J.R. Folk, M.J.Tainturier, Word Reading. M.J. Tainturier, B. Rapp, The Spelling Process. L.Nickels, Spoken Word Production. T.H. Gollan, J.F. Kroll, Bilingual LexicalAccess. Part 5: Sentences. R. Martin, Sentence Comprehension. R.S. Berndt,Sentence Production. Part 6: Memory. A.J. Parkin, The Structure andMechanisms of Memory. J.R. Shelton, A. Caramazza, The Organization ofSemantic Memory. C.S. Dodson, D.L. Schacter, Memory Distortion. Part 7: Time,Numbers and Music. J.A. Mangels, R.B. Ivry, Time Perception. M. Noel,Numerical Cognition. I. Peretz, Musical Perception and Recognition. Part 8:Actions and Plans. L.J. Buxbaum, H.B. Coslett, Spatio-Motor Aspects ofAction. G.W. Humphreys, E.M.E. Forde, M.J. Riddoch, The Planning andExecution of Everyday Actions. Part 9: Future Directions. M. McCloskey, TheFuture of Cognitive Neuropsychology.