10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRELEXICAL»
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1
The Psychology of Language: From Data to Theory
Single-outlet models can be contrasted with multiple-outlet models, such as the
Race model (Cutler & Norris, 1979), where two sources of information, the stored
and maintained prelexical analysis of the word, and a word's lexical entry, ...
2
Cognition and Pragmatics
In a recent masked priming study McCormick, Brysbaert, & Rastle (2009)
wondered whether prelexical decomposition was limited to LF words or applied
across the board. They observed evidence favouring prelexical morphological ...
Dominiek Sandra, Jan-Ola Östman, Jef Verschueren, 2009
Is There a Prelexical Stage of Word Use? Because the understanding of word
meaning that seems to underlie children's early context-bound words is so
different from adults' mental representations of word meanings, some have
argued that ...
There is thus no direct way to examine the contents of the prelexical level.
Representations at the prelexical level of processing must be inferred from
experiments that probe lexical-level processing, or from experiments that require
decisions ...
Koen Lamberts, Robert L. Goldstone, 2005
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Masked Priming: The State of the Art
The strong phonological view regards the prelexical computation of phonology
as the main engine driving the processing of printed information. Hence, the
theory regards the product of this computation as the core output of the cognitive
...
Sachiko Kinoshita, Stephen J. Lupker, 2003
6
Cognitive Processing of Chinese and Related Asian Languages
The Issue of Prelexical Phonology in the Reading of Chinese Characters In-Mao
Liu National Chung-Cheng University, National Taiwan University Many Chinese
characters are phonetic compounds which consist of a semantic radical and a ...
7
The Handbook of Phonetic Sciences
of generalization of learning to previously unheard words confirms that the locus
of the learning effect is prelexical. It also underlines the major benefit of prelexical
abstraction: Once something about how a talker realizes a speech segment ...
William J. Hardcastle, John Laver, Fiona E. Gibbon, 2012
8
Causes and Consequences of Word Structure
Prelexical. Effects. As outlined above, there is good evidence that some aspects
of speech processing take place at a prelexical level - incoming speech
undergoes some preprocessing in order to facilitate mapping to appropriate
lexical items.
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Twenty-first Century Psycholinguistics: Four Cornerstones
It is widely agreed that, as the listener hears a fricative-stop sequence such as [st]
or [[k], a prelexical mechanism compensates for the influence of the articulation of
the fricative on the articulation of the stop. This perceptual compensation for ...
10
Language in Cognition : Language From Within Volume I: ...
These criticisms, however, no matter how valid and how useful, are insufficient to
force the conclusion that the entire notion of prelexical syntax should be rejected.
But they do force the conclusion that the original Generative Semantics notion ...
Pieter A. M. Seuren, 2009
