Current Issues in Morphological Processing

A Special Issue of Language And Cognitive Processes

AvRam Frost,Jonathan Grainger

Inbunden, Engelska, 2005

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Beskrivning

This Special Issue is the third volume produced by a group of researchers who convene every two years to discuss the role of morphology in word recognition.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2005-03-10
Mått:170 x 248 x undefined mm
Vikt:950 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Special Issues of Language and Cognitive Processes
Antal sidor:428
Förlag:Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN:9781841699844

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Ram Frost, Jonathan Grainger, Kathleen Rastle

Innehållsförteckning

1. The Role of Semantic Transparency in the Processing of Finnish Compound Words 2. Discontinuous Morphology in Time: Incremental Masked Priming in Arabic 3. Morphological Parafoveal Preview Benefit Effects in Reading: Evidence from Hebrew 4. A Roommate in Cream: Morphological Family Size Effects on Interlingual Homograph Recognition 5. The Role of Interword Spaces in the Processing of English Compound Words 6. Priming Morphologically Complex Verbs by Sentence Contexts: Effects of Semantic Transparency and Ambiguity 7. Are Stem Homographs and Orthographic Neighbors Processed Differently During Silent Reading?8. The Locus and Time Course of Long-term Morphological Priming 9. Marked Cross-modal Morphological Priming: Unravelling Morpho-orthographic and Morpho-semantic Influences in Early Word Recognition 10. Where does Gender come from? Evidence from a Complex Inflectional System 11. The Processing of Root Morphemes in Hebrew: Contrasting Localist and Distributed Accounts 12. Prosodic Cues for Morphologiacl Complexity in Dutch and English 13. Changing Morphological Structures: The Effect of Sentence Context on the Interpretation of Structurally Ambiguous English Trimorphemic Words.