MIT Working Papers in Linguistics #53
The State of the Art in Speech Error Research
ed. C. Schütze and V. Ferreira, 2007
- Introduction
- Carson T. Schütze and Victor S. Ferreira
- Cheap repairs: A Distributed Morphology toolkit for sentence construction
- Roland Pfau
- Cheap but not free: Commentary on Pfau ‘Cheap repairs’
- Adam Albright
- A typology of suprasegmental structure
- Thomas Berg
- Using slips to study phonotactic learning in the laboratory
- Gary S. Dell and Jill A. Warker
- Constraint interaction: A lingua franca for stochastic theories of language
- Matthew Goldrick
- Articulatory perspectives on errors
- Marianne Pouplier
- Gradience and asymmetries in phonological speech errors
- Joseph Paul Stemberger
- Walking the tightrope between cognition and articulation: The state of the art in the phonetics of speech errors
- Stefan A. Frisch
- A syntactic analysis of interference in subject–verb agreement
- Julie Franck, Ulrich H. Frauenfelder and Luigi Rizzi
- Pronoun production: Word or world knowledge?
- L. Robert Slevc, Liane Wardlow Lane and Victor S. Ferreira
- Case particle errors in Japanese: Is the nominative ga a default case marker in sentence production?
- Noriko Iwasaki
- Exchanging elicits: Stem-exchange errors and syntactic category shifts
- Liane Wardlow Lane, L. Robert Slevc and Victor S. Ferreira
- Alignment in syntactic blending
- Elizabeth Coppock
- Grammatical gender is everywhere, even on the tip of the mind: An investigation into retrieval failures
- Belen Lopez Cutrin and Gabriella Vigliocco
- Syllable, word, and phoneme frequency effects in Spanish phonological
- speech errors: The David effect on the source of the error
- Julio Santiago, Elvira Pérez, Alfonso Palma and Joseph Paul Stemberger
- Aphasic errors in expressing location: Implications for production models
- Lise Menn and Michael Gottfried
- Sign Language: Typology vs. modality
- Helen Leuninger, Annette Hohenberger and Eva Waleschkowski
- Universals vs. language-specific factors in speech production planning: The effect of prosody and information structure
- Jeri J. Jaeger
- Comparing effect sizes in naturalistic speech error data with Dell’s a/b ratio: A methodological note
- Joseph Paul Stemberger
- What traditional speech error corpora can tell us (and what they can’t): How not to throw the baby out with the bathwater
- Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel
- What should we do with our speech error corpora? Notes from the panel discussion
- Carson T. Schütze and Victor S. Ferreira
- Speech error research: Comments on the state of the art
- Merrill Garrett