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The processing of inflected forms
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (6):1018-1019 (1999)
Abstract
Clahsen proposes two distinct processing routes, for regularly and irregularly inflected forms, respectively, and thus is apparently making a psychological claim. We argue that his position, which embodies a strictly linguistic perspective, does not constitute a psychological processing model.My notes
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