SEMANTICALLY IMPLIED IRREGULAR INFLECTION.

The article presents information and results from a study regarding the inflection and pronunciation of words and the manipulation of semantic information in order to imply irregularity. The author explains his use of Old English words to avoid familiarity of inflection with more commonly used words...

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Publicado en:	International Social Science Review Vol. 87; no. 1/2; pp. 35 - 47
Autor principal:	Deibler, Scott
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Pi Gamma Mu Inc. 2012
Materias:	Psycholinguistics Cognitive processing of language Human information processing Semantics research Modern languages > Inflection Inflection (Grammar) Cognitive psychology research
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Sumario:	The article presents information and results from a study regarding the inflection and pronunciation of words and the manipulation of semantic information in order to imply irregularity. The author explains his use of Old English words to avoid familiarity of inflection with more commonly used words, explores how his study fits into the existing psycholinguistic research pertaining to how the human brain processes language, and presents his findings, which indicate that language is processed in a generalized way, much like most other information.