The distinction between ‘grammatical ’ and ‘processing ’ factors determining our linguistic behaviour, which is one of the guiding assumptions in generative grammar since Chomsky (1957, 1965), is a very natural one. There is ample evidence that aspects of human cognition such as working memory constraints influence language processing even though they are no
Research in the theory of human sentence processing can be characterized by 3 styles of explanation....
This article deals with gradience in human sentence processing. We review the experimental evidence ...
In respcnse to problems in classifying grammaticality judgments in linguistic theory, a psychologica...
Can concepts from the theory of neural computation contribute to formal theories of the mind? Recent...
In line with recent studies we propose a model of human sentence processing that is based on Optimal...
In this chapter we explore the possibility that within Optimality Theory, a single syntactic grammar...
This work develops a conception of grammar in which optimality with respect to a set of constraints ...
Optimality theory (henceforth OT) models natural language competence in terms of interactions of uni...
Optimality Theory is a general model of how grammars are structured. This article surveys the motiva...
Abstract In this article I discuss the various parts of the OT architecture in phonology: its basi...
Chomsky’s Syntactic Structures (1957) has proved to be a turning point in the twentieth century’s li...
capacity marks only a very early and primitive stage of the study of generative grammar. Questions o...
To establish Optimality Theory as a framework in anthropology, or as a general model of higher human...
In this paper I attempt to lay the groundwork for an algorithm that measures sentence competency. ...
This book describes Optimality Theory from the top down, explaining and exploring the central premis...
Research in the theory of human sentence processing can be characterized by 3 styles of explanation....
This article deals with gradience in human sentence processing. We review the experimental evidence ...
In respcnse to problems in classifying grammaticality judgments in linguistic theory, a psychologica...
Can concepts from the theory of neural computation contribute to formal theories of the mind? Recent...
In line with recent studies we propose a model of human sentence processing that is based on Optimal...
In this chapter we explore the possibility that within Optimality Theory, a single syntactic grammar...
This work develops a conception of grammar in which optimality with respect to a set of constraints ...
Optimality theory (henceforth OT) models natural language competence in terms of interactions of uni...
Optimality Theory is a general model of how grammars are structured. This article surveys the motiva...
Abstract In this article I discuss the various parts of the OT architecture in phonology: its basi...
Chomsky’s Syntactic Structures (1957) has proved to be a turning point in the twentieth century’s li...
capacity marks only a very early and primitive stage of the study of generative grammar. Questions o...
To establish Optimality Theory as a framework in anthropology, or as a general model of higher human...
In this paper I attempt to lay the groundwork for an algorithm that measures sentence competency. ...
This book describes Optimality Theory from the top down, explaining and exploring the central premis...
Research in the theory of human sentence processing can be characterized by 3 styles of explanation....
This article deals with gradience in human sentence processing. We review the experimental evidence ...
In respcnse to problems in classifying grammaticality judgments in linguistic theory, a psychologica...