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Psycholinguistics

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Man made language

Dale Spender

1980

Psychology for language teachers

Marion Williams

1997

Clichés and coinages

W. D. Redfern

1989

Language and literacy

Kenneth S. Goodman

1982

Lingua ex machina

William H. Calvin

2000

Intercultural Language Use and Language Learning

Eva Alcón Soler

2007

Mental models as representations of discourse and text

Alan Garnham

1987

The language of the self

Jacques Lacan

1968

Reading and language processing

Murray Singer, Fernanda Ferreira, John M. Henderson

1995

Hearing And Speech

Q. Summerfield

1991

Linguistic encounters with language handicap

David Crystal

1984

The language lottery

David Lightfoot

1984

Naked Neuron

R. JOSEPH

1993

Design for thinking

Albert Upton

1961

Psychology of language

Carroll, David W.

1986

Grammatical competence and parsing performance

Bradley L. Pritchett

1992

Language within language

Morton Wiener

1968

The psychology of language

Trevor A. Harley

1995

Cognition and figurative language

Richard P. Honeck, Robert R. Hoffman

1980

Learnability and cognition

Jeffrey S. Rosenschein, Susan Carey, Lila Gleitman et al.

1989

Prose du monde

Maurice Merleau-Ponty

1973

Jerome Bruner

Stuart Shanker, David Bakhurst

2001

Lexical ambiguity resolution

Garrison Weeks Cottrell

1988

The Functions of language and cognition

Grover J. Whitehurst, Barry J. Zimmerman

1979

Late-talking Children

Thomas Sowell

1997

Psychology and language

Herbert H. Clark

1977

Language and psychology

Arthur L. Blumenthal

1970

You are what you say

Matthew Md Budd, Matthew Budd, Larry Rothstein et al.

2000

Language processing in atypical populations

Vivien C. Tartter

1998

The Stuff of Thought

Steven Pinker

2007 ★ 3.8

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