The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series
Speech is highly variable: the same words are produced differently depending on the context and the speaker. Read More about "The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series"
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The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series
Causative constructions cross-linguistically raise numerous puzzles for our understanding of syntax and its interfaces with semantics and morphology. Read More about "The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series"
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The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series
Okay is a single, simple word. It is possibly the most successful linguistic export from American English to the rest of the world (Metcalf, 2010; Read, 1963a; Read, 1963b). Read More about "The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series"
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The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series
People constantly use concepts and word meaning to recognize entities and objects in their environment, to anticipate how entities will behave and interact with one another, to know how objects should be used, and to understand language. Read More about "The Cognitive Science of Language Lecture Series"