Sentence processing: a crosslinguistic perspective

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adam_text CONTENTS Contributors xiii Acknowledgments xvii From Alexander to Wilhelm von Humboldt: A Crosslinguistic Perspective Dieter Hillert 1. Introduction 1 2. Word Recognition 3 3. Fixed Expressions 5 4. Grammatical Constraints 7 5. Empty Categories 8 6. Parsing 9 7. Conclusion 9 References 10 Lexical Ambiguity Resolution: Languages, Tasks, and Timing Kathleen V. Ahrens 1. Introduction 11 2. Context-Dependent and Context-Independent Models 12 3. Natural Speech Comprehension 14 4. Language-Driven Differences 17 5. Experiment: Lexical Ambiguity Resolution in Mandarin Chinese 19 6. Conclusion 27 References 29 V vj Contents Crosslinguistic Variation and Sentence Processing: The Case of Chinese PingLi 1. Introduction 33 2. Experiment 1: Sentence Interpretation 36 3. Experiment 2: Sentence Gating 40 4. Experiment 3: Cross-Modal Naming 44 5. Experiment 4: Word Gating 46 6. General Discussion 49 References 51 Comprehension Repair in the Processing of a Short Oral Discourse Involving a Lexically Ambiguous Word Giyoo Hatano and Keiko Kuhara-Kojima 1. Strategies for Reducing Lexical Ambiguity 56 2. Repairing Comprehension: Experiment 1 57 3. Recognizing Incongruity and Revising the Initial Const-iial: Experiment 2 64 4. Economy of Listeners Repair Strategies 67 References 68 Ambiguity of Reanalysis in Parsing Complex Sentences in Japanese YUKI HlROSE AND ATSU INOUE 1. Introduction 71 2. Easy versus Difficult Reanalysis 72 3. Previous Proposais 74 4. Effect of Thematic Ambiguity of the Head Noun 76 5. Further Experimental Evidence 80 6. Discussion 83 References 90 The Processing of Empty Subjects in English and Japanese Tsutomo Sakamoto and Matthew Walenski 1. Introduction 95 2. Processing of Empty Subjects in English 96 3. Processing of Empty Subjects in Japanese 98 4. Comparisonof English and Japanese 100 5. Thematic Hierarchy 102 Lonienis r .1 6. Theta-Checking Strategy 105 7. Models of Human Parser 107 8. Final Remarks 108 References 109 The Production of Agreement in English and Japanese: Animacy Effects (or Lack Thereof) Janet L. Nicol 1. Introduction 113 2. Studies of Agreement Errors 116 3. General Discussion 126 References 127 Context-Independent Sentence Processing Susan Borsky and Lewis Shapiro 1. Introduction 131 2. Investigating Context Effects 132 3. The Importance of Experimental Tasks for Interpreting Data 145 4. Conclusions 146 References 147 The Influence of Canonical Word Order on Structural Processing Tracy E. Love and David A. Swinney 1. Introduction 153 2. Basic Issues 154 3. Processing of Long-Distance Dependencies in English 160 4. A Crosslinguistic Perspective 162 5. Conclusions and Discussion 163 References 164 Lexical Access and Coreference Processing in Bulgarian Maxim I. Stamenov and Elena Andonova 1. Introduction 167 2. Background 168 3. Some Specific Features of the Bulgarian Language 169 4. The Problem of Gap Filling and Cross-Modal Lexical Priming 169 5. Discussion 178 References 180 The Contribution of Word Form and Meaning to Language Processing in Spanish: Some Evidence from Monolingual and Bilingual Studies Jose E. Garcia-Albea, Rosa M. Sänchez-Casas, and Jose M. Igoa 1. Introduction 183 2. Are Morphological Relations Reducible to Form and Meaning Relationships? 186 3. How Do Form and Meaning Contribute to the Cognate Effects in Bilinguals? 194 4. Is the Cognate Effect a Special Kind of Morphological Effect? 199 5. Concluding Remarks 201 References 203 Accounting for Crosslinguistic Variation: A Constraint-Based Perspective Robert Thornton, Mariela Gil, and Maryellen C. MacDonald 1. Introduction 211 2. Psycholinguistic Approaches to Crosslinguistic Variation 212 3. Pragmatic Constraint on Crosslinguistic Variation 215 4. The Case of Word Order and Genitives 218 5. Conclusions 222 References 223 The Time Course of Attachment Decisions: Evidence from French JOEL PYNTE 1. Relative Clause Attachment 228 2. Adjectival Phrase Attachment 232 3. Prepositional Phrase Attachment 236 4. The Dynamics of Attachments 240 References 244 Verb Processing in German and English: Ambiguity, Discontinuous Forms, and Thematic Complexity Dieter Hillert 1. Introduction 247 2. Verb Ambiguities 248 3. Discontinuous Verb Particle Combinations 250 Contents ix 4. Thematic Complexity 257 5. Conclusions 259 References 261 The Dimensional Conception of Space and the Use of Dimensional Prepositions in Different Languages Theo Herrmann and Joachim Grabowski 1. Introduction 265 2. Different Conceptions of the First Horizontal Axis and Its Poles 267 3. Some Determinants of Origo Setting 275 4. Experiments on the Interpretation of in Front of and Behind and Their Counterparts in German, Dutch, Italian, and French 277 5. A Psycholinguistic Explanation of Crosslinguistic Differences 284 References 287 Syntactic Ambiguity Resolution in German Barbara Hemforth, Lars Konieczny, Christoph Scheepers, and Gerhard Strube 1. Introduction 293 2. The Differential Perspective 294 3. Parallel Constructions 296 4. Constraint Ordering 297 5. Constituent Ordering and the Time Course of Phrase Structure Building 299 6. Constituent Order and Thematic Prominence 300 7. Attachment Ambiguities 302 8. An Intermediate Summary 305 9. Limits of Parametrized Head Attachment 306 10. Conclusions 308 References 309 Challenges to Recent Theories of Language Differences in Parsing: Evidence from Dutch Don C. Mitchell and Marc Brysbaert 1. Introduction 313 2. Background 314 3. A Closer Look at the Crosslinguistic Differences 315 4. Theoretical Interpretations 318 x Contents 5. A Preliminary Evaluation of These Proposais 324 6. Further Evidence from Dutch 326 7. Conclusions from Dutch 330 8. Overall Conclusions 331 References 332 Syntactically Based Parsing Strategies: Evidence from Typologically Different Languages Marica De Vincenzi 1. Introduction 337 2. The Minimal Chain Principle 338 3. The Minimal Chain Principle and the Processing of Declarative Sentences 339 4. Conclusions 342 References 343 The Development of Sentence Comprehension in Italian and Serbo-Croatian: Local versus Distributed Cues Antonella Devescovi, Simonetta D Amico, Stan Smith, Ivo Mimica, and Elizabeth Bates 1. Background 346 2. Overview of Italian and Serbo-Croatian Grammar 349 3. Experiment 1 353 4. Experiment 2 359 5. Experiment 3 366 6. General Discussion 370 References 374 Role of Context in the Comprehension of Ambiguous Italian Idioms LUCIA COLOMBO 1. Introduction 379 2. The Comprehension of Figurative Language 381 3. The Comprehension of Ambiguous Idioms in an Off-Line Task: Experiment 1 384 4. The Comprehension of Ambiguous Idioms in On-Line Tasks: Experiments 2 and 3 387 5. Implications from the Present Data and Conclusions 400 References 402 Compactness and Conceptual Complexity of Conventionalized and Creative Metaphors in Italian Cristina Cacciari 1. Introduction 405 2. Metaphor Compactness 407 3. Innovative Metaphorical Descriptions 416 4. Conventional and Innovative Metaphors 419 5. Conclusions 421 References 422 Index 427
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