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The Internal Context of Bilingual Processing
John Truscott and Michael Sharwood Smith
[
Bilingual Processing and Acquisition
8] 2019
► pp.
101
–
124
Chapter 5
Bilingual representation
Article outline
1.
Introduction: The significance of bilingual representation
2.
Syntactic and phonological representation in the bilingual mind
2.1
How is human language to be defined?
2.2
Syntactic representations in the bilingual mind
2.3
Phonological representations in the bilingual mind
2.4
Reconceptualizing the bilingual mental lexicon
3.
Conceptual representation in the bilingual mind
3.1
Conceptual representation
3.1.1
The conceptual system in the brain
3.1.2
Locating memory categories within the framework
3.1.3
Conceptual primitives
3.2
Metalinguistic knowledge
3.3
Bilingual conceptual structures
3.4
Metalinguistic knowledge in the bilingual mind
4.
Sign language
5.
Relations to existing models of conceptual representation in bilingualism
5.1
The Revised Hierarchical Model (RHM)
5.2
The Bilingual Interactive Activation Plus Model (BIA+)
5.3
The Modified Hierarchical Model (MHM)
5.4
Areas of consensus and limitations
6.
Conclusion
Notes