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Author(s): Katy Carlson
ISBN(s): 9781136722813, 1136722815
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Year: 2013
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1136722815 
ISBN 13: 9781136722813
Author: Katy Carlson

First Published in 2002. This volume is part of the ‘Outstanding Dissertations in Linguistics’ series. This book investigates the processing of ellipsis sentences, focusing on the following questions: (i) are ellipsis sentences processed using special routines employed only for ellipsis or are they processed using the same principles needed for unelided sentences? (ii) does parallelism influence sentence processing? if so, what kinds of similarities matter?

Parallelism and Prosody in the Processing of Ellipsis Sentences 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1 Introduction
Parallelism and the Parallelism Hypothesis
Sentence Processing
Ellipsis Sentences and Conjunction
Prosody and Prosodic Processing
Overview of Book
Chapter 2 The Processing of Ambiguous Written Gapping Sentences
Introduction to Gapping and its Structure
Processing Gapping Sentences
Experiment 1: Written Gapping Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Stimulus Pre-testing
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
Other Possible Biases
Experiment 2: Fill-in Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
Carminati Experiment: Gapping in Context
General Discussion
Conclusions
Chapter 3 The Auditory Processing of Ambiguous Gapping Sentences
Auditory processing
Experiment 3: Prosodic Parallelism Auditory Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results and Discussion
Experiment 4: Context-Rating and Naturalness Study
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
On-line Auditory Processing
Experiment 5: Ellipsis Self-Paced Listening Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
Experiment 6: Gapping Self-Paced Listening Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion and Conclusions from Self-Paced Listening Experiments
General Conclusions
Chapter 4 Parallelism in Non-conjoined Ellipsis Sentences
Comparatives and Their Structure
Replacives and Stripping and Their Structures
Commonalities between Comparatives, Replacives, and Stripping
Experiment 7: Replacives, Stripping Self-Paced Reading Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
Experiment 8: Written Comparatives, Replacives, Stripping Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
Experiment 9: Auditory Comparatives Questionnaire
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
Conclusions
Chapter 5 Prosodic Parallelism, Focus, and Pitch Range
The Grammar of Focus
Processing Issues
Experiment 10: Auditory Gapping Questionnaire with Neutral Accent
Method
Stimuli
Procedure
Participants
Results and Discussion
Experiment 11: Production Study
Method
Stimuli
Procedure and Participants
Results
Discussion
Features of Prosodic Parallelism
Experiment 12: Pitch Range Auditory Questionnaire
Pitch Matching
Sentence Types and Prosodic Descriptions
Replacives
VP Ellipsis Sentences
Cantrall-Inspired Pronoun Sentences
Adverbial Sentences
Procedure
Participants
Results
Discussion
General Conclusions
Chapter 6 Conclusions about Parallelism and Ellipsis
Appendix A Materials for Experiments 1 and 3
Gapping Sentences: Bake A and B
Gapping Sentences: Take A and B
Gapping Sentences: Introduce
Filler Sentence Examples From Experiment 3 Adverb Clause
Relative Clause
Appendix B Materials for Experiment 2
Fill-in Conjoined Sentences: Bake A and B
Fill-in Conjoined Sentences: Introduce
Filler Sentence Examples for Experiment 2
Appendix C Figures for Experiment 3
Appendix D Materials for Experiment 4
Gapping Sentences: Introduce
Appendix E Materials for Experiment 5
Ellipsis Sentences (slashes show segmentation)
Appendix F Materials for Experiment 6
Gapping Sentences (slashes show segmentation)
Appendix G Materials for Experiment 7
Replacive/Stripping Sentences
Appendix H Materials for Experiments 8 and 9
Replacive/Stripping Sentences: Experiment 8
Comparatives: Experiments 8 and 9
Appendix I Materials for Experiment 10
Gapping Sentences
Appendix J Materials for Experiment 11 (Production Study)
2 Context Conditions, 3 Sentence Types {Full Conjoined/Gapping/BAE}
Appendix K Materials for Experiment 12
Replacive Sentences
VP Ellipsis Sentences
Cantrall Pronoun Sentences
Adverbial Sentences

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