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Ny, Jean-François Le and Walter Kintsch, eds. 1982. Language and comprehension. North Holland. 358 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
comprehension

Articles in this volume

Klix, Friedhart, Joachim Hoffmann and Elke Van der Meer. The storage of concepts and their cognitive application. 1–15
Denis, Michel. Images and semantic representations. 17–27
Spiro, Rand J. Subjectivity and memory. 29–34
Dijk, Teun A. Van. Opinions and attitudes in discourse comprehension. 35–48
Perfetti, Charles A. Discourse context, word identification and reading ability. 50–61
Jarvella, Robert J. and T. Russell Nelson. Focus of information and general knowledge in sentence understanding. 73–86
Dubois, Danièle. Lexicon and representations in sentence comprehension. 87–95
Engelkamp, Johannes, Hubert D. Zimmer and Pierre Leclère. Focusing and presupposition in the understanding of sentences. 97–105
Sanford, Anthony J. and Simon C. Garrod. Towards a psychological model of written discourse comprehension. 147–155
Ehrlich, Stéphane. Construction of text representation in semantic memory. 169–178
Beaugrande, Robert-Alain De. General constraints on process models of language comprehension. 179–192
Adams, Marilyn Jager. Models of reading. 193–206
Mandler, Jean Matter. Recent research on story grammars. 207–218
Haberlandt, Karl. Reader expectations in text comprehension. 239–249
Hörmann, Hans. Hidden determinants of understanding. 251–260
Findahl, Olle and Birgitta Höijer. The problem of comprehension and recall of broadcast news. 261–272
Hupet, Michel and Jean Costermans. Towards a functional approach of language processing in context. 273–286
Clark, Herbert H. and Gregory L. Murphy. Audience design in meaning and reference. 287–299
Kintsch, Walter. Aspects of text comprehension. 301–312
Sabah, G. A natural language comprehension system. 313–323
Coulon, Daniel and Daniel Kayser. Understanding: A variable-depth process. 325–337
Dyer, Michael G. and Wendy G. Lehnert. Question answering for narrative memory. 339–358