Titlebook: Resolving Semantic Ambiguity; David S. Gorfein Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 Processing.computational linguistics.control.l

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Varieties of Ambiguity: What Are We Seeking?ge processing. For psycholinguists, the work has focused largely on understanding the processes by which people arrive at a single interpretation of a message that has at least two readily discernible meanings. Sentences 1–3 give some classic examples of the kinds of sentences whose comprehension mi

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What’s in a Context?edging the attractiveness of these structures for representing knowledge, he pointed out how “the same semantic network notations could be used by different people (or even by the same person at different times for different examples) to mean different things” (p. 53). In a similar vein, in psycholi

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Dynamic Contextual Processes and Lexical Access selection of the meanings of homographs. In some research (e.g., Marcel, 1980; Schvaneveldt, Meyer, & Becker, 1976), the context has taken the form of a single word that is intended to bias the interpretation of a homograph. The effects of this bias on the subsequent recognition of a target are the

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Lexical Ambiguity and Context: An Activation-Suppression Model two extraordinary claims: first, that conscious awareness is a unique, independent component of cognition, with properties which differ from other components; and second, that most of our data concerning the nature of mental representations directly reflect this awareness component. The gist of Yat

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Accessing the Bilingual Lexiconmething like this: Does comprehension depend upon the activation of a common language-free conceptual representation, or is comprehension in some way language-specific, allowing semantic information for each language to be activated independently? Variations of this question have been applied to a v

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