Lexical Representation and Process

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Lexical Representation and Process

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1989

How do humans understand and process language? The 18 contributions in Lexical Representation and Process provide a coherent and well-documented frame of reference for a field of study that is becoming central to both linguistics and psycholinguistics. They include a wide variety of approaches—from the radical alternative of new connectionist models, through new developments in traditional symbolic approaches, to the reemphasis on linguistic concepts as a crucial input to psycholinguistic models. Chapters are organized in sections covering psychological models of lexical processing, the nature of the input, lexical structure and process, and parsing and interpretation.

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I: Psychological Models of Lexical Processing
- 1: Access and Integration: Projecting Sound onto Meaning
  
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  William Marslen-Wilson
  
  William Marslen-Wilson
  
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- 2: Visual Word Recognition and Pronunciation: A Computatonal Model and Its Implications
  
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  Mark S. Seidenberg
  
  Mark S. Seidenberg
  
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- 3: Basic Issues in Lexical Processing
  
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  Kenneth I. Forster
  
  Kenneth I. Forster
  
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- 4: Lexical Access in Speech Production
  
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  Brian Butterworth
  
  Brian Butterworth
  
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- 5: The Retrieval of Phonological Forms in Production: Tests of Predictions from a Connectionist Model
  
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  Gary S. Dell
  
  Gary S. Dell
  
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II: The Nature of the Input
- 6: Review of Selected Models of Speech Perception
  
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  Dennis H. Klatt
  
  Dennis H. Klatt
  
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- 7: Connectionist Approaches to Acoustic/Phonetic Processing
  
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  Jeffrey L. Elman
  
  Jeffrey L. Elman
  
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- 8: Parafoveal Preview and Lexical Access During Eye Fixations in Reading
  
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  Keith Rayner,
  
  Keith Rayner
  
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  David A. Balota
  
  David A. Balota
  
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- 9: Reading and the Mental Lexicon: On the Uptake of Visual Information
  
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  Derek Besner,
  
  Derek Besner
  
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  James C. Johnston
  
  James C. Johnston
  
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III: Lexical Structure and Process
- 10: Understanding Words and Word Recognition: Does Phonology Help?
  
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  UIi H. Frauenfelder,
  
  UIi H. Frauenfelder
  
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  Aditi Lahiri
  
  Aditi Lahiri
  
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- 11: Auditory Lexical Access: Where Do We Start?
  
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  Anne Cutler
  
  Anne Cutler
  
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- 12: On Mental Representation of Morphology and Its Diagnosis by Measures of Visual Access Speed
  
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  Leslie Henderson
  
  Leslie Henderson
  
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- 13: Morphological Parsing and the Lexicon
  
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  Jorge Hankamer
  
  Jorge Hankamer
  
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- 14: Psycholinguistic Issues in the Lexical Representation of Meaning
  
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  Robert Schreuder,
  
  Robert Schreuder
  
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  Giovanni B. Flores d' Arcais
  
  Giovanni B. Flores d' Arcais
  
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IV: Parsing and Interpretation
- 15: The Role of Lexical Representations in Language Comprehension
  
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  Lorraine Komisarjevsky Tyler
  
  Lorraine Komisarjevsky Tyler
  
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- 16: Grammar, Interpretation, and Processing from the Lexicon
  
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  Mark J. Steedman
  
  Mark J. Steedman
  
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- 17: Against Lexical Generation of Syntax
  
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  Lyn Frazier
  
  Lyn Frazier
  
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- 18: Lexical Structure and Language Comprehension
  
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  Michael K. Tanenhaus,
  
  Michael K. Tanenhaus
  
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  Greg N. Carlson
  
  Greg N. Carlson
  
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Contributors

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