Trace deletion and friederici's (1995) model of syntactic processing

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (1):22-23 (2000)
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This commentary discusses the relation between Grodzinsky's target article and Friederici's (1995) model of syntactic processing. The two models can be made more compatible if it is assumed that people with Broca's aphasia have a problem in trace construction rather than trace deletion, and that the process of trace construction takes place during the second early syntactic substage of Friederici's model.

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