If the corpus callosum is severed, which hemisphere performs the processing needed for reading?

Question

To summarize the experiments I've read with subjects having their corpus callosum severed, when the field of vision was partitioned into left and right fields, the folks would verbally deny seeing an object on one side, while correctly pointing to it with their opposite hand.
So, when the same individual reads, what kind of differences in processing would there be?

Answer 1

This might not answer your question, but my daughter was born without a CC....there is a defintate 40 second lag between quesion and answer, and you can almost see her brain trying to access information.

Answer 2

I'd rather have a bottle in fronta me than a frontal labotomy