| Master on Linguistics |
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| Advanced Course on Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics |
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Kepa Erdozia & Itziar Laka
The Advanced Course on Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics is tought by two teachers who divided the course in two parts.
The first part is related to Artificial Language Learning (see below) and the second part is related to Garden Path sentences (more information about the second part of the course in neurolengua)
Artificial Language Learning:
Lectures:
Lecture 1: (pdf)
Lecture 2: (pdf)
Lecture 3: (pdf)
Readings:
Computing Statistics
Saffran et al. 1996: A classic study of word segmentation from a continuous speech by means of distributional cues.
Gomez and Gerken 1999: 1 year-old babies learning artificial grammar
Peņa et al.2002: Distributional cues in learning dependencies. Only with subliminal pauses.
Saffran 2001: Distributional cues learning complex syntactic structures and rules.
Thompson and Newport 2007: Learning syntax by means of Transitional Probabilities
New Languages
Friederici et al. 2002: Brocanto
Minilanguages (UG vs. Non-UG)
Musso et al. 2003: Germans learning UG and Non-UG rules of Italian and Japanese
Smith et al. 1993: Polyglot Savant
Grammar hierarchy (FSG vs. PSG)
