Titlebook: Critical Essays on Language Use and Psychology; Daniel C. O’Connell Book 1988 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1988 fiction.knowledge.langua

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ch to a psychology of language use. Language is, first, last, and always, the tool (or . or means) with which trading (exchange, communication) is accomp-lished. Trading refers also to the broader scope of commerce, the economy, society. All these levels are within the scope of language use and refl

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treatment in those chapters of the empirical questions concerned with the temporal organization of speech production. This more specific topic, the temporal organization of speech production, has become the preoccupation underlying most of the research my colleagues and I have carried out over the

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how people use punctuation anyway! Such expostulations may indeed sound anti-intellectual and uncalled for, but they are the literal reaction of an anonymous reviewer of one of my recent manuscripts. As always, there were quite sufficient grounds for more reasonable objections he or she might have r

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