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no title author magazine year volume issue page(s) type
1 A Connectionist Model for Bootstrap Learning of Syllabic Structure de Gelder, Jean Vroomen Antal van den Bosch Beatrice
1998
2-3 p. 193-220
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2 An investigation of language impairment in autism: Implications for genetic subgroups Kjelgaard, Margaret M.
2001
2-3 p. 287-308
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3 Connectionist and Statistical Approaches to Language Acquisition: A Distributional Perspective Chater, Martin Redington Nick
1998
2-3 p. 129-191
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4 Divergence of verbal expression and embodied knowledge: Evidence from speech and gesture in children with specific language impairment Evans, Julia L.
2001
2-3 p. 309-331
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5 Evolution of a Rapidly Learned Representation for Speech Plunkett, Ramin Charles Nakisa Kim
1998
2-3 p. 105-127
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6 Language Acquisition and Connectionism Plunkett, Kim
1998
2-3 p. 97-104
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7 Learning Nouns and Adjectives: A Connectionist Account Smith, Michael Gasser Linda B.
1998
2-3 p. 269-306
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8 Learning to Segment Speech Using Multiple Cues: A Connectionist Model Seidenberg, Morten H. Christiansen Joseph Allen Mark S.
1998
2-3 p. 221-268
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9 Lexical Representations and Sentence Processing: An Introduction MacDonald, Maryellen C.
1997
2-3 p. 121-136
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10 Lexical Structure and Parsing Complexity Stevenson, Suzanne
1997
2-3 p. 349-399
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11 Mapping theories of developmental language impairment: Premises, predictions and evidence Chiat, Shula
2001
2-3 p. 113-142
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12 Modelling Parsing Constraints with High-dimensional Context Space Burgess, Curt
1997
2-3 p. 177-210
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13 Parsing in a Dynamical System: An Attractor-based Account of the Interaction of Lexical and Structural Constraints in Sentence Processing Tabor, Whitney
1997
2-3 p. 211-271
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14 Parsing of Garden-path Sentences with Reciprocal Verbs Ferreira, Fernanda
1997
2-3 p. 273-306
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15 Past tense formation in Williams syndrome Thomas, Michael S. C.
2001
2-3 p. 143-176
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16 Past tense morphology in specifically language impaired and normally developing children van der Lely, Heather K. J.
2001
2-3 p. 177-217
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17 Patterns of naming objects and actions in children with word finding difficulties Dockrell, Julie E.
2001
2-3 p. 261-286
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18 Phonological and semantic contributions to children's picture naming skill: Evidence from children with developmental reading disorders Nation, Kate
2001
2-3 p. 241-259
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19 Rules or Associations in the Acquisition of Morphology? The Frequency by Regularity Interaction in Human and PDP Learning of Morphosyntax Schmidt, Nick C. Ellis Richard
1998
2-3 p. 307-336
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20 The Development of Spelling-Sound Relationships in a Model of Phonological Reading Butterworth, Marco Zorzi George Houghton Brian
1998
2-3 p. 337-371
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21 The Emergence of Propositions from the Co-ordination of Talk and Action in a Shared World Hutchins, Brian Hazlehurst Edwin
1998
2-3 p. 373-424
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22 Thematic Roles as Verb-specific Concepts McRae, Ken
1997
2-3 p. 137-176
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23 The Role of Lexical Heads in Parsing: Evidence from German Konieczny, Lars
1997
2-3 p. 307-348
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24 What atypical populations can reveal about language development: The contrast between deafness and Williams syndrome Volterra, Virginia
2001
2-3 p. 219-239
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