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From Utterances to Speech Acts

By Mikhail Kissine

"Kissine offers a new theory of speech acts which is philosophically sophisticated and builds on work in cognitive science, formal semantics, and linguistic typology. This highly readable, brilliant essay is a major contribution to the field."

--François Recanati, Institut Jean-Nicod

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Journal Title:	Applied Psycholinguistics
Volume/Issue:	27/1
Date:	January 2006
Table of Contents:	Introduction by Martha Crago pp 1-1 Continuity and shallow structures in language processing by pp 107-126 Grammatical processing in language learners by Claudia Felser pp 3-42 The usability of syntax by Sergey Avrutin pp 43-46 Dominance, proficiency, and second language grammatical processing by pp 46-49 The shallow structure hypothesis of second language sentence processing: What is restricted and why? by Manuel Carreiras pp 49-52 Shallow processing: a consequence of bilingualism or second language learning? by Susanne E. Carroll pp 53-56 How do you like your doughnuts? by Nigel G. Duffield pp 56-59 How do second language learners build syntactic structure? by Eva M. Fernández pp 59-64 Commentary on Clahsen and Felser by pp 64-65 It is time to work toward explicit processing models for native and second language speakers by pp 66-69 Grammar and parsing and a transition theory by Alan Juffs pp 69-71 How language learners comprehend and produce language in real time by Gary Libben pp 72-74 How do children become adult sentence producers? by Cecile McKee, Dana I. McDaniel, Merrill F. Garrett pp 74-81 Does the shallow structures proposal account for qualitative differences in first and second language processing? by Laura Sabourin pp 81-84 Pervasiveness of shallow processing by Patricia J. Brooks pp 84-88 Possible manifestations of shallow processing in advanced second language speakers by pp 88-91 How dynamic is second language acquisition? by Karsten Steinhauer pp 92-95 Commentary on Clahsen and Felser by Matthew J. Traxler pp 95-97 The declarative/procedural model and the shallow structure hypothesis by Michael T. Ullman pp 97-105
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Linguistic Field(s):	Psycholinguistics

LL Issue:	17.2313