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September 2017

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Registration deadline: July 30 (fee: 450 euro*)

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Lexicon in psycholinguistics

Course authors

Anastasiya Lopukhina

Research Fellow, Center for Language and Brain
TyLex course:

Anna Laurinavichyute

Junior Research Fellow, Center for Language and Brain
TyLex course : Lexicon in psycholinguistics

Course materials

Lexicon in Psycholinguistics - materials.rar

Days_1_2_behavioural.pdf

Day_3_eyetracking.pdf

Course annotation

We will present several theoretical accounts of how words and their meanings are stored in human memory, and how they are accessed during the production and comprehension of speech. The main focus of the course will be the experimental evidence on word processing and its relation to the theory. Is lexical ambiguity a homogeneous phenomenon or should we study homonyms and polysemes separately? How meanings/senses are stored and accessed so effectively that we do not even realize the amount of ambiguity we deal with in everyday language processing? These are the questions we will discuss during this course.