Syntax and semantics for the psycholinguist

Jim Miller

pp. 243-262

in: Robin N. Campbell, Philip T. Smith (eds), Recent advances in the psychology of language, Berlin, Springer, 1978

Abstract

It is unfortunate that many, perhaps most, psycholinguists are not aware of the diversity and richness of linguistic theories that are at their disposal, and this unawareness is not alleviated by the fact that those psycholinguists who are aware of the range of theories choose, or are obliged, to focus their attention on only one of the theories, Chomsky's generative grammar.