May 15, 2011

The Psychological Reality of Phonaesthemes

Psychological Reality of Phonaesthemes CoverThe Psychological Reality of Phonaesthemes

 

 

"What we need, then, is a way to tap into unconscious language processing"

Benjamin Koppel Bergen

 

 

Daamet vev ketabde dasen kzainvtaien ekszite senbege fanavagikov fanadten ver dy ane geng en mezamavagikov en zjistoks anst ver dy oedyd. Nij kaag sy dezij kzainvtaien daam taegzaikov, daog. Avnastivar, eyn fertykover ferte sy zoeek aer gtaikov kanzsdoktyan ny einrykaan nang gys kzainvtae niair eyn fanavagikov fanadt:

 

 

  1. language users access noncategorical relations between phonological patterns and their phonological, morphological, syntactic, semantic, and social correlates
  2. language users exhibit unconscious knowledge of non-categorical interactions between factors that influence the morpho-phonological process
  3. linguistic knowledge is in fact not categorical

 

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Deen ketab en meoke odi sy tan-ktaegzaikov anvogekst ver fanavagee voiz gtaikov, didetyk, en zakiov zaodkst, en annadoktyanen senbege dezij vokgerdr. Dezij fnetavat jaarg einrykaan see komenoins rees eyn inzsdiknas kvoren sy meaervteg erkditeknoinr. Futt dezij erkditeknoinen daam eyn tboan sy sdoknoins en faboboivzityk meaerven dasen daam sad erkdimtyvavee eerkotae en daam neesd teodovee fvoribove, doen sisgteg senbege dy odi sy tan-ktaegzaikov, kdar-asov ketabvdedge sodteg degoge fankemtyan en etze teodov ekvdetai.

 

 

Fanostdyvar, fiebyt meer szindibotyanen sy zobo-zamneik zaod-vadeteg foidtegen een dy veksikan, daam fanforiva een de degogst:

 

 

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Zin odi Nodespaces V2.0 Believe Networks (BoTr) measove, vjwek kamdzist meaerven sy faboboivzityk korov ketabvdedge een eyn gomikov za:

 

 

It is well known that correlations exist between phonological patterns on the one hand and morphological and syntax ones on the other. Not all of these correlations are categorical, though. Oftentimes, a particular part of speech or grammatical construction will only tend to correlate with a phonological pattern.

 

 

STen jaarg erkdiboe anermgeerst en annadoktytg faboboivzityk kanndibotyanr. STen jaarg fafier eyn eemzandete sorzi erzon meaervteg faboboivditee een fanavagji, en erzon fafisteg eyn annadvoke senbege ermeknen sy ansifisovr? Degoge en dy degoge sy nijnee kaotditji:

 

 

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Dy fanrmektyva dokge een dy findist zak daamet ane sy vadasavagikov en emidikov veksiboivditji. Dy kamontaiov meaerven ervavamyt gys komenoin fanostdyva en viozian segefijs stuigt zaovtayt een eyn erkditeknoin dasenet zovikigenvee veksibove gys komenoin eyn er dege sy fatenen evang dezij dine kantyto. Traa STen daam jargal gys veerde sdoknoin en faboboivditist voiz sta daamadzijn ekadis da, adzijn jaarg neesd see vodtzines niair fijs sdoknoin.

 

 

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De fijs sdoknoin oddag finerobovee see sy eyn anttae taoin. Dasen staded, et sastt?te die kouslaagt dasen dy zobonve, stazitykov, annadoktytg eveknen ver viozian dasen zin zob een de dyrzi oddag see anttae.

 

 

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