psycholinguistic work using HPSG

[Jean-Pierre A Koenig]

Hi,

My apologies for a personal plug (shameless as it is!).
The work of Gail Mauner and myself is also relevant in the context of
psycholinguistic work using an HPSG-friendly paradigm. See
the relevant papers on my website. We are currently funded by NIH to
investigate the `Lexical encoding and processing of event participants',
in which we assume a hierarchical lexicon and a hierarchical encoding of
semantic relations.

Best,
JP


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On Fri, 4 May 2001, Detmar Meurers wrote:

> Hi,
>
> following up on Adam's useful reference on L1 acquisition, there also
> is some interesting work on human sentence processing which fits into
> our general discussion of HPSG as cognitive theory. People interested
> in psycholinguistic work relating to the HPSG architecture could have
> a look at the work of Lars Konieczny (check out his homepages in
> Saarbruecken http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~lkon/ and Freiburg
> http://www.iig.uni-freiburg.de/cognition/team/members/konieczny/konieczny.htm)
>
> His PhD thesis is on human sentence processing and presents the SOUL
> system, which uses HPSG as competence base. It is available from
> http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~lkon/DissLars2.ps.gz
>
> Lieben Gruss,
> Detmar
>
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