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Focusing on language pathology in Alzheimer's disease, this seminar paper reviews current research on linguistic errors affecting lexicon, semantics, and syntax in reading, writing, and spelling. It explores how these language impairments manifest in individuals with Alzheimer's and provides a neuropathological perspective on the changes occurring in the brain affected by the disease. The study aims to deepen understanding of the interplay between language and cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients.

The novel is recognized as a pioneering example of collectivistic literature, aiming to depict a comprehensive view of society by intertwining individual narratives into a broader social framework. It offers a cross-section of the social structure, reflecting the complexity of urban life and the interconnections among its inhabitants. The exploration of these themes contributes to the understanding of modernist avant-garde movements and their impact on literature.