The Assessment of Bilingual Aphasia (Neuropsychology and Neurolinguistics Series) by Michel Paradis and Gary Libben

thoughtfully organized and well written. The Assessment of Bilingual Aphasia can be highly recommended. Use of the BAT aided by this comprehensive guide will undoubtedly impact very positively on the field of bilingual aphasia and perhaps on normal bilingualism as well.
—Applied Psycholinguistics

by far the best instrument available for assessing an aphasic person's linguistic competence in two or more languages, and its development and publication are major contributions to aphasiology and to language science.
—Contemporary Psychology

has inspired me, as no doubt it will other professionals interested from a clinical and academic viewpoint in the patterns of language recovery in patients with more than one language.
—Australian Journal of Human Communication Disorders

of genuine interest to researchers in the field of linguistics, pragmatics, neurolinguistics, aphasiology, and language therapy.
—The Semiotic Review of Books

In providing comparable tests across many languages, Paradis has contributed an important instrument on which diagnosis, therapy, and research can be based.
—Studies in Second Language Acquisition