Inflectional values, such as singular and plural, sustain agreement relations between
constituents in sentences, allowing sentence parsing and prediction in online processing …

Human lexicons contain many different words that speakers can use to refer to the same
object, eg," purple" or" magenta" for the same shade of color. On the one hand, studies on …

Reading is both a visual and a linguistic task, and as such it relies on both general-purpose,
visual mechanisms and more abstract, meaning-oriented processes. Disentangling the roles …

Grammatical features such as number and gender serve two central functions in human
languages. While they encode salient semantic attributes like numerosity and animacy, they …

This study reports and discusses the results of a pilot psycholinguistic investigation into the
morphome–a term created (Aronoff) to indicate systematic relations between form and …

Speakers and learners, based on memory and experience, implicitly know that certain
language elements naturally pair together. However, they also understand, through abstract …

Reading is both a visual and a linguistic task, and as such it relies on both general-purpose,
visual mechanisms and more abstract, meaning-oriented processes. Disentangling the roles …

Reading is both a visual and a linguistic task, and as such it relies on both general-purpose,
visual mechanisms and more abstract, meaning-oriented processes. Disentangling the roles …

Information on lexical representation and processing can be obtained by observing how
attention and lexical access interact in Neglect Dyslexia (ND). Spared morpho-lexical …

Natural languages consistently convey through grammatical features a small set of semantic
attributes concerning the referential world. An example is the nominal morphology of …