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(Mental) grammar and the (mental) lexicon
2016Although classic generative approaches build on the differentiation between the lexicon and the grammar, there are many theories (Cognitive Grammar, Langacker 1987 ; Emergent Grammar, Hopper 1987 ; Construction Grammar, Goldberg 1995, 2006 ; Parallel Architecture, Jackendoff 2002), particular insights (Schönefeld 2001 ; Haspelmath 2007, 2014), as well ...
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The biocognition of the mental lexicon
2012AbstractThe mental lexicon is rooted in the biology of the brain. Therefore, understanding the biological bases of the lexicon is critical for a full understanding of the lexicon itself. The vast majority of research on the biology of the mental lexicon and other aspects of language has thus far focused on the level of structural brain anatomy. However,
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Morphology and the Mental Lexicon
1995How does the brain process vocabulary? Does exposure to discourses of different types, create different mental structures and processes in the brain? Until recent years, answers to these questions were little more than guesswork. But since the late 1970s, psycholinguistic studies into the processing of words in the brain have progressed to the point ...
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MentaLex: A Mental Processes Lexicon Based on the Essay Dataset
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2022Francisco S Marcondes +2 more
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The mental lexicon: A blueprint for the dictionaries of tomorrow?
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence, 2023Michael Zock
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