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D. Hillert, From Alexander to Wilhelm von Humboldt: A Crosslinguistic Perspective.
K.V. Ahrens, Lexical Ambiguity Resolution: Languages, Tasks, and Timing.
P. Li, Crosslinguistic Variation and Sentence Processing: The Case of Chinese.
G. Hatano and K. Kuhara-Kojima, Comprehension Repair in the Processing of a Short Oral Discourse Involving a Lexically Ambiguous Word.
Y. Hirose and A. Inoue, Ambiguity of Reanalysis in Parsing Complex Sentences in Japanese.
T. Sakamoto and M. Walenski, The Processing of Empty Subjects in English and Japanese.
J. Nicol, The Production of Agreement in English and Japanese: Animacy Effects (Or Lack Thereof).
S. Borsky and L. Shapiro, Context-Independent Sentence Processing.
T.E. Love and D.A. Swinney, The Influence of Canonical Word Order on Structural Processing.
M.I. Stamenov and E. Andonova, Lexical Access and Coreference Processing in Bulgarian.
J.E. Garcia-Albea et al., The Contribution of Word Form and Meaning to Language Processing in Spanish: Some Evidence from Monolingual and Bilingual Studies.
R. Thornton et al., Accounting for Cross-Linguistic Variation: A Constraint-Based Perspective.
J. Pynte, The Time Course of Attachment Decisions: Evidence from French.
D. Hiller, Verb Processing in German and English: Ambiguity, Discontinuous Forms, and Thematic Complexity.
T. Herrmann and J. Grabowski, The Dimensional Conception of Space and the Use of Dimensional Prepositions in Different Languages.
B. Hemforth et al., Syntactic Ambiguity Resolution in German.
D.C. Mitchell and M. Brysbaert, Challenges to Recent Theories of Language Differences in Parsing: Evidence from Dutch.
M. De Vicenzi, Syntactically Based Parsing Strategies: Evidence from Typologically Different languages.
A. Devescovi et al., The Development of Sentence Comprehension in Italian and Serbo-Croatian: Local Versus Distributed Cues.
L. Colombo, Role of Context in the Comprehension of Italian Ambiguous Idioms.
C. Cacciari, Compactness and Conceptual Complexity of Conventionalized and Creative Metaphors in Italian.
Subject Index.
Author Index.
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reviewed Sentence Processing: A Crosslinguistic Perspective: A Crosslinguistic Perspective, Vol. 31 on July 19, 2012 Sentence Processing
One of the most noteworthy aspects of Wendell Berry's writing'his novels, poetry, and essays'is the vision of community life that nurtures and binds together its individuals, land, and animals. This vision is everywhere present in this collection of essays, even though they are first and foremost literary, exploring topics such as the nature of poetic inspiration, the cultural work of poetry, and the writers that Berry finds most meaningful and inspiring (Shakespeare, Dante, Whitman, Dryden [yes, that's right!], among others) and those he finds most limiting and troubling (Shelley comes under particular and sustained attack). Throughout the essays, Berry makes a call for what he deems the "disciplined imagination," an imagination that rather than turning inward to focus entirely on the isolated mind (what Berry finds in much Romantic and modern writing) instead attempts to balance interior with exterior, grounding itself thoroughly in place and being concerned with relation, dependence, propriety, proportion, and balance (you can see why he doesn't like Shelley). Structuring Berry's vision of harmony and wholeness are a set of fundamental analogies that appear not only in these essays but also in his entire work'such as that between marriage and farming, cultural change and biology, and imagination and the natural world. For me, the highlight of this brilliant book was his discussion of Shakespeare's As You Like It, including his citation of lines in which the Duke comments on his exiled life in the forest, lines that in some ways point to Berry's own vision: "And this our life, exempt from public haunt, / Finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks, / Sermons in stones, and good in everything." What these lines leave out about Berry is that throughout his career he has never stood "exempt from public haunt," but instead has sought to create an art and a way of life that stand against the political and industrial terrors that now reign.
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