An alternative view of the mental lexicon

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Trends in Cognitive Sciences 8 (7) (2004)
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Abstract

Follows up on Rumelhart's (1979) proposal that words don’t have meaning, but are cues to meaning (functioning as operators on our mental states, rather than operands or objects of analysis). Some of these ideas are embarrassingly old, but they seem not to have taken hold. Perhaps repetition will help." (Email from Elman to LBS 10/6/04)

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