Titlebook: Language Comprehension; A Biological Perspec Angela D. Friederici Book 1999Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York 1999 C

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Sentence Parsing,s. Characterizing the exact nature of such problems and explaining them in terms of underlying cognitive mechanisms are important objectives of the subfield of psycholinguistics called Human Sentence Processing (HSP).

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Discourse Comprehension,are independent. In the other conception, the different subsystems influence each other. A subsystem affects the processes in another subsystem. In this conception there is an interaction between the subsystems.

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The Neurobiology of Language Comprehension,e grammatical relations holding between the content words and are therefore of major importance for a sentence’s interpretation. Grammatical relations may, depending on the language, also be marked by inflectional morphology. Function words and inflectional elements constitute the class of minor cat

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Book 1999Latest editiony of language evolution. Our knowledge about language as an existing species-specific biological sys- tem, however, has advanced dramatically over the last two decades. New experi- mental techniques have allowed the investigation of language and language use within the methodological framework of th

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The Architecture of the Mental Lexicon,he lexicon in linguistics, words were allocated a mental representation in the psychology of the 1970’s. However, this position could not be maintained. Assumptions regarding representation have become increasingly differentiated, so that nowadays the mental lexicon must be understood as a part of the whole cognitive architecture.

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Angela D. FriedericiProvides an overview of research in the area of language comprehension

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