Phonemic organization does not occur: Hence no feedback

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (3):350-351 (2000)
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Abstract

I agree with Norris et al. that feedback to a phonemic level is never necessary, but disagree strongly with their reason why this is true. I believe the available evidence indicates that there is no feedback because there is no phonemic level employed in the perceptual processing of speech.

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