The Representation and Processing of Morphologically Complex Words
Special issue of The Mental Lexicon 20:2/3 (2025)
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[The Mental Lexicon, 20:2/3] Expected November 2026. v, 312 pp.
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Table of Contents
- What the mental lexicon might be: A probe into the “flexicon”Roberto G. de Almeida & Lori Buchanan | pp. 123–160
- A flexicon without words: A response to Libben (2022)Melanie J. Bell & R. Harald Baayen | pp. 161–203
- Morphological salience effects of prefixes and suffixes embedded in French wordsHélène Giraudo, Karla Orihuela & Serena Dal Maso | pp. 204–225
- Morpho-phonology is not independent of semantics: The case of German nominal number markingIngo Plag, Maria Heitmeier & Frank Domahs | pp. 226–259
- Morphological processing in written word recognition: New evidence on visual priming with stem-homographs and stem-allomorphs in ItalianGiulia Bracco, Maria De Martino & Alessandro Laudanna | pp. 260–286
- Morphological processing in Alzheimer’s disease: A network analysis of word recognition and inflection in FinnishAlexandre Nikolaev, Eve Higby, Merja Hallikainen, Tuomo Hänninen, Soininen Hilkka & Jungmoon Hyun | pp. 287–351
- Processing of compound constituents: The role of positional frequency and interpretabilityJana Hasenäcker, Maria Ktori & Davide Crepaldi | pp. 352–380
- The effect of spelling errors on reading tasks: A study on RussianNatalia Slioussar, Daria Chernova, Varvara Magomedova, Polina Maximova & Ivan Gurkov | pp. 381–411
- Reading aloud prefixed words in a case of acquired dyslexiaLaura Anna Ciaccio, Frank Burchert & Carlo Semenza | pp. 412–434
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