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Lexical storage and regular processes
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (6):1016-1016 (1999)
Abstract
Clahsen's claim that output forms of productive processes are never listed in the lexicon is a consequence of the rule/list fallacy, empirically incorrect, and not necessary for the hypothesis that the human language faculty has a dual structure, that is, a lexicon and a set of rules.Links
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