How to pronounce “luria” in English

And Luria poignantly says, and here I quote his doctor, "that he had a family, a fine wife, and a son, who

And Luria found an incredible natural experiment.

He's quoted by Luria at length poignantly about how he kept groping for things to actually click in and make sense for him, but he just couldn't understand

in those places -- Luria wondered if taking people who were living in what he called a pre-modern environment where they were subsistence farmers and quickly moving them into modern

The brain works in what Luria called a functional system, what we now call a neural network, where multiple areas come together, each one having its own task.

S had a disorder that Luria very elegantly called "he lacked the art of forgetting."

a Soviet psychologist named Alexander Luria.

But in all of these tests what Luria noticed was that the pre-modern villagers were grounded in the concrete, in their own direct experience.

Like Luria," his great hero, AR Luria the Soviet neuropsychologist, "who had a massive heart attack, and yet lived on one further year,

The first one, Alexander Luria, a Russian neuropsychologist doing a lot of work in Russia after World War II, where there were a lot of Russian soldiers with very

He, like Luria, lived in Russia in Soviet times.

This is a picture of a doctor, Dr. Luria, who had a patient well known in memory science, a patient called S. His real name was Shereshevskii,

Chuckling now, marveling, almost disbelieving, Oliver notes, some years later I wrote of Luria