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Contributors
Dedication
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Language Change
3. Language Families
4. Research Methods in Psycholinguistics
5. Themes and Variations
6. Summary
7. References
8. Introduction
9. Describing Sounds
10. The Articulatory System
11. Consonants
12. Vowels
13. Syllables
14. Phonological Rules
15. Summary
16. References
17. Introduction
18. Words and Their Meaning
19. Morphemes
20. Morphology of Different Languages
21. Syntax
22. Summary
23. References
24. Introduction
25. Animal Communication
26. Defining Language
27. The Origins of Language
28. Language in the Brain
29. Language and Thought
30. Summary
31. References
32. Introduction
33. Language Development
34. Pidgins and Creoles
35. Summary
36. References
37. Introduction
38. The Advantages of Bilingualism
39. Bilingual Language Processing
40. Models of Bilingualism
41. Second Language Acquisition
42. Summary
43. References
44. Writing Systems
45. A Standard Reading Model
46. Summary
47. References
48. Introduction
49. Reading Models
50. Reading Disorders
51. Summary
52. References
53. Introduction
54. Evidence for Speech Production
55. The Standard Model of Speech Production
56. Speech Production Models
57. Summary
58. References
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