Cognitive models of speech processing

"Cognitive models of speech processing" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Overview / Richard Shillcock and Gerry Altmann
• 2- Introduction to the chapters by Werker and Jusczyk / Rachel Clifton
• 3- How word recognition may evolve from infant speech perception capacities / Peter Jusczyk
• 4- Developmental changes in cross-language speech perception : implications for cognitive models of speech processing / Janet Werker
• 5- The time course of prelexical processing : the syllabic hypothesis revisited / Emmanuel Dupoux
• 6- Language-specific processing : does the evidence converge? / Anne Cutler
• 7- Representation and access of derived words in English / Lorraine K. Tyler, Rachel Waksler, and William Marslen-Wilson
• 8- What determines morphological relatedness in the lexicon? Comments on the chapter by Tyler, Waksler, and Marslen-Wilson / Cristina Burani
• 9- Modularity and the processing of closed-class words / Richard Shillcock and Ellen Gurman Bard
• 10- Issues of process and representation in lexical access / William Marslen-Wilson
• 11- Bottom-up connectionist models of 'interaction' / Dennis Norris
• 12- Competitor effects during lexical access : chasing Zipf's tail / Ellen Bard and Richard Shillcock
• 13- Connections, competitions, and cohorts : comments on the chapters by Marslen-Wilson, Norris, and Bard & Shillcock / Patrizia Tabossi
• 14- More on combinatory lexical information : thematic structure in parsing and interpretation / Michael Tanenhaus ... [et al.]
• 15- Reconsidering reactivation / Janet Nicol.

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