The lexicon and phonetic categories: Change is bad, change is necessary

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements VII
3. Contents IX
4. Lexical representation: A multidisciplinary approach 1
5. Semantic constraints on morphological processing 13
6. The lexicon and phonetic categories: Change is bad, change is necessary 33
7. Early links in the early lexicon: Semantically related word-pairs prime picture looking in the second year 51
8. Words: Discrete and discreet mental representations 89
9. Neural systems underlying lexical competition in auditory word recognition and spoken word production: Evidence from aphasia and functional neuroimaging 123
10. Connectionist perspectives on lexical representation 149
11. Recognizing words from speech: The perception-action-memory loop 171
12. Brain structures underlying lexical processing of speech: Evidence from brain imaging 197
13. The neuronal infrastructure for unification at multiple levels 231
14. Subject index 243
15. Colour plates 246