This volume offers chapters by experimental and theoretical psycholinguists who have been moving this research forward, sometimes in agreement with each other, sometimes developing opposing views.

The experimental data and explanations presented here will interest linguists and psychologists, and all those concerned with how language is used, so rapidly and effectively, for communication.
The material can be read with interest by graduate students and advanced undergraduates as well as practicing researchers.

Contents
List of Contributors
Preface
1 Prosodie Influenees on Reading Syntaetieally Ambiguous Sentenees
2 Reanalysis Aspects of Movements
3 Syntactic Reanalysis, Thematic Processing, and Sentence Comprehension
4 Attach Anyway
5 Senten ce Reanalysis, and Visibility
6 Diagnosis and Reanalysis: Two Processing Aspects the Brain May Differentiate
7 Syntactic Analysis and Reanalysis in Sentence Processing
8 Reanalysis and Limited Repair Parsing: Leaping off the Garden Path
9 A Computational Model of Recovery
10 Parsing as Incremental Restructuring
11 Generalized Monotonicity for ReanalysUs Models
AUTHORS INDEX
SUBJECT INDEX
STUDIES IN THEORETICAL PSYCHOLINGUISTICS

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