Arts & Humanities
Language
100%
Flanders
49%
Historical Sociolinguistics
45%
Eighteenth-century
34%
Belgium
31%
English People
28%
Bruxelles
22%
Low Countries
21%
Standardization
21%
Spelling
21%
Century Flander
19%
Cerebellum
18%
Grammar
18%
Dutch Language
18%
History of Language
16%
Foreign Accent Syndrome
16%
Afrikaans Language
15%
Language Use
15%
History of Dutch
15%
Standard Dutch
14%
Interlanguage
14%
Standard Language
14%
Germanic Languages
14%
The Netherlands
13%
Language Planning
12%
Verbs
12%
Syntax
12%
Orthography
12%
Southern Low Countries
12%
Metalinguistics
11%
Discourse
11%
Private Letters
10%
Language Conflict
10%
Neurolinguistics
10%
Howard Barker
10%
Syntactic Complexity
10%
Language Change
9%
Southern Netherlands
9%
Early Nineteenth-century
9%
Native Speaker
9%
Seventeenth-century
9%
Language Standardization
9%
Elaboration
8%
Vocabulary Acquisition
8%
Aphasia
8%
Collocation
8%
Eeuw
8%
Code-switching
8%
Written Language
8%
L2 Writing
8%
Negation
8%
Adjunct
8%
Crossed Aphasia
7%
Second Language Learners
7%
Lower Class
7%
Lesion
7%
Verb Morphology
7%
Pathway
7%
L2 Learners
7%
Linguistic Convergence
7%
Surgery
7%
Immersion
7%
Letters
7%
Damage
7%
L2 Learning
7%
Education
7%
Appositives
7%
Corpus-based
7%
Linguistic History
6%
Oral Production
6%
Teaching
6%
Chaos
6%
Irregular Verb
6%
Vocabulary
6%
Language Disorders
6%
Second Language Acquisition
6%
Agraphia
6%
Language Policy
6%
Vocabulary Learning
6%
Summer School
6%
Subject-verb Agreement
6%
Participle
6%
Young Adults
6%
Grammaticalization
6%
Alliteration
6%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
6%
Language Contact
6%
Reference
6%
Romance Languages
5%
Experiment
5%
History from below
5%
Historical Language
5%
Cognitive Linguistics
5%
Nominalization
5%
Discourse Markers
5%
Linguistic Norms
5%
Bilingualism
5%
Proficiency
5%
Sound
5%
Compilation
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Language
98%
Cerebellum
61%
Sodium Glutamate
47%
Linguistics
42%
Aphasia
39%
Child
29%
Multilingualism
27%
Single-Photon Emission-Computed Tomography
26%
Agraphia
24%
Brain
24%
Mutism
24%
Cerebellar Diseases
19%
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
17%
PubMed
16%
Cognition
15%
Posters
14%
Brain Neoplasms
13%
Stroke
13%
Alzheimer Disease
13%
Cerebrum
12%
Theory of Mind
12%
Cognitive Dysfunction
11%
Dementia
11%
Conflict (Psychology)
11%
Behavioral Symptoms
11%
Landau-Kleffner Syndrome
10%
Frontal Lobe
10%
Language Disorders
10%
Schizophrenia
10%
Neuroimaging
10%
Thalamus
9%
Functional Neuroimaging
9%
Patient Rights
9%
Semantics
9%
Apraxias
9%
Learning
9%
Parietal Lobe
9%
Infarction
9%
Cognitive Neuroscience
8%
Electric Stimulation
8%
Agnosia
8%
Astrocytoma
7%
Emotions
7%
Prefrontal Cortex
7%
Broca Aphasia
6%
Executive Function
6%
Blood Vessels
6%
Cerebellar Neoplasms
6%
Sweet Syndrome
6%
Consensus
6%
Speech Disorders
6%
Infratentorial Neoplasms
6%
Reaction Time
6%
Wernicke Aphasia
6%
Frontotemporal Dementia
6%
Dysarthria
5%
Equipment and Supplies
5%
Spinal Cord Stimulation
5%
Neurosciences
5%
Conduction Aphasia
5%
Negotiating
5%
Motor Cortex
5%
Mindfulness
5%
Memory
5%
Belgium
5%
Botulinum Toxins
5%
incobotulinumtoxinA
5%
Sleep
5%
Survivors
5%
Anger
5%
Social Sciences
linguistics
76%
learning
42%
sociolinguistics
33%
foreign language
25%
language acquisition
24%
speech disorder
24%
grammar
21%
vocabulary
20%
interpreter
19%
semantics
18%
Belgium
16%
multilingualism
16%
brain
14%
discourse
13%
speaking
13%
Teaching
12%
Spanish language
11%
time
11%
contact
11%
seventeenth century
10%
instruction
10%
syntax
9%
pragmatics
9%
classroom
9%
Group
9%
Belgian
9%
education
9%
eighteenth century
8%
dialect
8%
surgery
7%
performance
7%
student
7%
translator
7%
experiment
7%
interaction
7%
Netherlands
7%
communication
6%
teacher
6%
cadre
5%
learning process
5%
English language
5%
standard language
5%
ethnicity
5%
book review
5%
experience
5%
orthography
5%
literature
5%
didactics
5%
lower class
5%
aptitude
5%