Accessibility theory (Ariel 1985a, 1990 and onwards) describes how human language,
speciWcally, the referential system, is responsive to facts about human memory, where …

This paper reviews research on the production of referential expressions, examining the
choice between explicit and attenuated lexical forms (eg, pronouns vs. names), and …

Human beings are active agents who can think. To understand how thought serves action
requires understanding how people conceive of the relation between cause and effect …

During the past decade I have been developing a very simple framework for describing the
cognitive processes and mechanisms involved in discourse comprehension. I call this …

As a part of language use, people need to refer to things, people, and ideas in ways that
they know their interlocutors will understand. Speakers must often choose among alternate …

Goal and source thematic roles have been shown to influence pronoun resolution, an effect
that has been linked to the reader's tendency to focus on the consequences of the event …

The authors report 6 self-paced word-by-word reading studies of how morphosyntactic
agreement, focus status, and the structural constraints of binding theory apply and interact …

The interpretation of anaphora-how we interpret expressions such as definite pronouns (he,
she, it) and verbal elliptical phrases (such as" did so, too") in the course of ordinary …

Neurolinguistics: An introduction to spoken language and its disorders by JC Ingram with
five multi-chapter parts is intended as an introduction for students of cognitive science …

In two experiments, we examined the recent claim (Stewart, Pickering, & Sanford, 2000) that
verb-based implicit causality information is used during sentence–final clausal integration …