Titlebook: Reanalysis in Sentence Processing; Janet Dean Fodor,Fernanda Ferreira Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1998 Parsing.cognitiv

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Reanalysis and Limited Repair Parsing: Leaping off the Garden Path,the general class of repair parsers. This chapter makes a first step toward such a formulation, shows how repair parsing offers significant computational advantages over other alternatives for reanalysis, and proposes a particular repair mechanism, ., that explains a wide range of cross-linguistic r

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Parsing as Incremental Restructuring,odel, reanalysis is not a separate process or module, but rather a side effect of the primary means of forming syntactic structures. The ease of performing possible reanalyses is therefore determined by the same conditions, such as recency and lexical preferences, that affect initial attachments. Fu

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Generalized Monotonicity for Reanalysis Models,general framework within which one may formulate models which apply the same notion of preservation to other representation types. The framework is discussed with reference to a model which preserves thematic structure.

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1873-0043 he goal has been to understand the structure and functioning of the mental mechanisms involved in sentence comprehension. Most of the experimental and theoretical work during the last twenty or thirty years has focused on ‘first-pass parsing‘, the process of assigning structure to a sentence as its

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Prosodic Influences on Reading Syntactically Ambiguous Sentences, others do not. This account is based on the observation that readers do not only compute syntactic structures during reading but also prosodic structures. These prosodic structures are a product of the process of phonological coding which normally accompanies silent reading. Due to the lack of a on

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Reanalysis Aspects of Movements,. It will show that holding all the above aspects constant, there is still a difference in reanalysis between . and . dependencies. In particular, I will show that reanalyzing a strictly grammatical dependency is more costly than reanalyzing a coindexing relation. This difference will be attributed