L225A Ellipsis: Experimental Research on Deep/Surface Anaphora
- Predictions of Deep/Surface anaphora theory
- Experimental investigations of these predictions
Readings
- Suzanne Belanger. 2004. Processing of Deep and Surface Anaphors -
A Replication and Extension of Tanenhaus, Carlson & Seidenberg
(1985). Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics 22: 1-40.
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- Woodbury, Rebecca. 2011. Behavioral and Neural Correlates of Deep
and Surface Anaphora. Doctoral disseration, Harvard-MIT Division of
Health Sciences and Technology (Speech and Hearing Bioscience and
Technology Program), MIT.
(.pdf)
Background Readings
- Hankamer, Jorge, and Ivan Sag. 1976. Deep and Surface
Anaphora. Linguistic Inquiry 7: 391-428. [Reprinted in Asa
Kasher, ed. (1998), Pragmatics -- Critical Concepts,
Volume III. London and New York: Routledge. Pp. 76--117.] (.pdf)
- Sag, Ivan A., and Jorge Hankamer. 1984. Toward a Theory of
Anaphoric Processing. Linguistics and Philosophy 7: 325--345.
[Reprinted in Asa Kasher, ed. (1998), Pragmatics -- Critical
Concepts, Volume III. London and New York:
Routledge. Pp. 118--138.] (.pdf)
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Murphy, G. 1985a. Processes of Understanding Anaphora. Journal of
Memory and Language 24: 290-303.
- Murphy, G. 1985b. Psychological Explanations of Deep and Surface Anaphora. Journal
of Pragmatics 9: 171-198.
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Tanenhaus, Michael, and Gregory Carlson. 1990. Comprehension of Deep and Surface Verb Phrase
Anaphors. Language and Cognitive Processes 5:4, 257-280.
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Ward, Gregory, Richard Sproat, and Gail McKoon. 1991. A Pragmatic Analysis of So-Called Anaphoric Islands. Language 67:439-474. [Just look at section 3.3]
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