Real-time detection of phonological activity in the brain
Recherche
Publié le 4 janvier 2022–Mis à jour le 12 septembre 2022
Date(s)
le 12 mai 2016
Lieu(x)
Campus Saint Jean d'Angely
12/05/2016. Le séminaire aura lieu le 12 mai 2016 de 12h30 à 13h30 en salle 128/129.
Animateur : Tobias SCHEER
Are the pieces (morphemes) that linguists identify really the ones that are represented in the mind of speakers and manipulated online by the cognitive system? When electricity is pronounced, does the speaker really retrieve electric and ity from long term memory and change the stem-final [k] (electri[k]) into [s] (electri[s]ity) before pronouncing the result? Is ity in stored independently because it also occurs in simplicity, elasticity etc. (this is the argument made by linguists)?
