Autori
Pirrelli, Vito
Ferro, Marcello
Marzi, Claudia

Titolo
A self-organizing model of word storage and processing: implications for morphology learning
Periodico
Lingue e linguaggio
Anno: 2011 - Volume: 0 - Fascicolo: 2 - Pagina iniziale: 209 - Pagina finale: 226

In line with the classical cornerstone of "dual-route" models of word structure, assuming a sharp dissociation between memory and computation, word storage and processing have traditionally beenmodelled according to different computational paradigms. Even themost popular alternative to dual-route thinking − connectionist one-route models − challenged the lexicon-grammar dualism only by providing a neurally-inspired mirror image of classical base-to-infl ection rules, while largely neglecting issues of lexical storage. Recent psycho- and neurolinguistic evidence, however, supports a less deterministic and modular view of the interaction between stored word knowledge and on-line processing. We endorse here such a non modular view on morphology to offer a computer model supporting the hypothesis that they are both derivative of a common pool of principles for memory self-organization.



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