Perspectives on Mental Representation : Experimental and Theoretical Studies of Cognitive Processes and Capacities (Paperback)

Preface.  Part 1: Theoretical Perspectives  1. On the Representation of Form and Function Noam Chomsky  2. On Recent Developments in the Theory of Phonology Morris Halle  3. Perceptual and Analogical Bases of Cognition Roger N. Shepard  4. A Computer Simulation Approach to Studying Mental Imagery Steven P. Schwartz and Stephen M. Kosslyn  Part 2: Experimental Studies in Processing  5. Disintegrating the Lexicon: An Information Processing Approach John Morton  6. Propositional Representations, Procedural Semantics, and Mental Models P.N. Johnson-Laird  7. Two Mechanisms of Lexical Ambiguity Joan Ryder and Edward Walker  8. The Structure and Time-Course of Information Interaction During Speech Comprehension: Lexical Segmentation, Access, and Interpretation David A. Swinney  9. Speech Comprehension Processes Lorraine Komisarjevsky Tyler and William D. Marslen-Wilson  10. A Perspective on Research in Language Production M.F. Garrett  11. Prosody and Sentence Perception in English Anne Cutler  12. On Neologisms Andre Roch Lecours  Part 3: Neuropsychological Studies in Processing  13. Cognitive-Neuroscience: Developments Toward a Science of Synthesis Michael I. Posner, Roy Pea and Bruce Volpe  14. The Two Sides of Cognition Jose Morais  15. Language and Brain: Some Points of Connection Edgar B. Zurif  16. On the Emergence of Cognitive Neuroscience Mary-Louise Kean and Lynn Nadel  Part 4: Studies in Development  17. A Note on the Biology of Speech Perception Michael Studdert-Kennedy  18. Speech Perception: A View of the Initial State and Perceptual Mechanisms Peter D. Eimas  19. Auditory versus Phonetic Coding of Speech Signals During Infancy Peter W. Jusczyk  20. Oriented Mouthing Activity in Neonates: Early Development of Differences Related to Feeding Experiences J. Alegria and E. Noirot  21. Visual Development: From Resolution to Perception Richard Held  22. Perceptual Knowledge of Objects in Infancy Elizabeth S. Spelke  23. On Gaps Undetectable for Language Learners Francois Dell  Part 5: Commentary  24. Comments on Chomsky’s Chapter, "On the Representation of Form and Function" Luigi Rizzi  25. Comments on Chomsky’s Chapter, "On the Representation of Form and Function" Richard S. Kayne  26. The Meaning of an Experiment Combining Cognitive and Neurobiological Approaches Jean Requin  27. Comments on the Chapters by Shepard and Kosslyn Pierre Jacob  28. Perception and Cognitive Properties of the Initial State Eliane Vurpillot.  Author Index.  Subject Index.