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Does not the appearance of event-related potentials objectified by electroencephalography (the N170 component and the P3b subcomponent in this case) show that the stimuli are nevertheless well "recognized"? In associative agnosias, such as prosopagnosia or asemantic agnosias, the dysfunctions result from well-localized brain damage. In this case, the lesions are located at the parietal level and indicate a corticobasal degeneration. In a situation of "YAEYUEYEDOO", would the anterograde amnesia be selective? In the event of a break in the connection to "BIEYAEYUEO DO", would the evoked potentials persist?