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This subject category contains 13 entries
Bloom, Paul (2001) Precis of: HOW CHILDREN LEARN THE MEANINGS OF WORDS.
Clahsen, Harald Lexical Entries and Rules of Language: A Multidisciplinary Study of German Inflection.
Epstein, Samuel David, Flynn, Suzanne and Martohardjono, Gita (1996) Second language acquisition: Theoretical and experimental issues in contemporary research.
Levelt, Willem J.M., Roelofs, Ardi and Meyer, Antje S. A THEORY OF LEXICAL ACCESS IN SPEECH PRODUCTION.
Lubinski, David and Thompson, Travis (1993) SPECIES AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN COMMUNICATION BASED ON PRIVATE STATES.
MacNeilage, Peter F. THE FRAME/CONTENT THEORY OF EVOLUTION OF SPEECH PRODUCTION.
Millikan , Ruth Garrett (1998) A COMMON STRUCTURE FOR CONCEPTS OF INDIVIDUALS, STUFFS, AND REAL KINDS: MORE MAMA, MORE MILK AND MORE MOUSE.
Mueller, Ralph-Axel (1996) INNATENESS, AUTONOMY, UNIVERSALITY? NEUROBIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO LANGUAGE.
Pinker, Steven and Bloom, Paul (1990) NATURAL LANGUAGE AND NATURAL SELECTION.
Pulvermuller, Friedemann Words in the Brain's Language.
Quartz, Steven R. and Sejnowski, Terrence J. (1997) THE NEURAL BASIS OF COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT: A CONSTRUCTIVIST MANIFESTO.
Searle, John. R. (1980) MINDS, BRAINS, AND PROGRAMS.
Sussman , Harvey M., Fruchter , David, Hilbert , Jon and Sirosh , Joseph Linear Correlates in the Speech Signal: The Orderly Output Constraint.
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