Explaining word recognition, reading, the universe, and beyond: A modest proposal

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 35 (5):288-289 (2012)
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Frost proposes a new agenda for reading research, whereby cross-linguistic experiments would uncover linguistic universals to be integrated within a universal theory of reading. We reveal the dangers of following such a call, and demonstrate the superiority of the very approach that Frost condemns

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