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Neurodegeneration characterizes individuals with different dementia subtypes(e.g., individuals with Alzheimer's Disease, Primary Progressive Aphasia, andParkinson's Disease), leading to progressive decline in cognitive, linguistic,and social functioning. Speech and language impairments are early symptoms inindividuals with focal forms of neurodegenerative conditions, coupled withdeficits in cognitive, social, and behavioral domains. This paper reviews thefindings on language and communication deficits and identifies the effects ofdementia on the production and perception of discourse. It discusses findingsconcerning (i) language function, cognitive representation, and impairment,(ii) communicative competence, emotions, empathy, and theory-of-mind, and (iii)speech-in-interaction. It argues that clinical discourse analysis can provide acomprehensive assessment of language and communication skills in individuals,which complements the existing neurolinguistic evaluation for (differential)diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment efficacy evaluation.

Discourse and conversation impairments in patients with dementia