Abstract:
Through the present article we seek to analyze "Ungrammaticality" in
people with Broca's aphasia in the Algerian clinical environment, relying on
the linguistic approach. Our starting point in this approach was from clinical
observations and recordings of the speech of four people with Broca's
aphasia, all of whom suffer from difficulties in producing sentences and oral
compositions; however, we will present only one case as a model for analysis,
which is the first case. These difficulties led us to the adoption of Blanche
Ducarne's diagnosis test (1976), which has been adapted to the Algerian
environment.
This analysis has enabled us to stand on the existence of a deficit in the
ability to link the different linguistic units that make up speech and enter them
into relationships with one another as a result of the deletion of various
grammatical tools, which led to the disappearance of these relationships,
which directly affected the composition structure. This is mainly
demonstrated in resorting to severe abbreviation, adopting a telegraphic
speech style, together with the absence of linguistic and grammatical
conjunctions.
