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Book Review: Communication development. Foundations, processes, and clinical applications

prosodic disturbances (McCormack). Some of the other theoretical constructs and associated terminology that are applied to the discussion of clinical disorders of language and related cognition are modularity (Martin; Kennedy), and serial versus parallel processing (Kennedy). Coltheart, Langdon and Haller describe the application of computational modelling to the cognitively neuropsychology of skilled reading and acquired reading disorders in a manner that is both psychologically and clinically interesting. Overall, this collection effectively brings psychological issues and discourse to bear on the theoretical, research and clinical topics of human communication and its disorders. Evaluating theories of language offers theoretical discussions of language organization and dysfunction that are artfully pitched at a level to interest experts and challenge newcomers in this field. The combined efforts of the authors’ meeting in Canungra and their resulting book have produced a valuable resource that will effectively serve researchers, clinicians, educators and students of human communication and its disorders.