Content:
PERSPECTIVES IN NEUROLINGUISTICS AND PSYCHOLINGUISTICS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages xi-xii
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv
Acknowledgments, Page xv
Introduction, Pages 1-10, CHARLES J. FILLMORE, DANIEL KEMPLER, WILLIAM S-Y. WANG
1 - Psychometric Approaches to the Study of Language Abilities, Pages 13-31, JOHN B. CARROLL
2 - Sapir, Competence, Voices, Pages 33-45, DELL HYMES
3 - The Treatment of Individual Differences in Psycholinguistic Research, Pages 47-53, WALLACE E. LAMBERT
4 - Verbal Fluency and the Language-Bound Effect, Pages 57-84, RUTH S. DAY
5 - On Fluency, Pages 85-101, CHARLES J. FILLMORE
6 - Language Use and Language Judgment, Pages 103-126, HENRY GLEITMAN, LILA GLEITMAN
7 - Where's English?, Pages 127-163, JOHN ROBERT ROSS
8 - Profile Analysis of Language Disability, Pages 167-188, DAVID CRYSTAL, PAUL FLETCHER
9 - Phonology as an Individual Access System: Some Data from Language Acquisition, Pages 189-201, CHARLES A. FERGUSON
10 - Individual Differences in Second Language Acquisition, Pages 203-228, LILY WONG FILLMORE
11 - Individual Variation in Some Phonetic Aspects of Language Acquisition, Pages 229-241, JOHN H.V. GILBERT
12 - Individual Variations in the Perception of Dichotic Chords, Pages 245-252, ROBERT EFRON
13 - Effect of Aphasia on the Retrieval of Lexicon and Syntax, Pages 253-259, HAROLD GOODGLASS
14 - How Shall a Thingummy Be Called?, Pages 261-276, CURTIS HARDYCK, HILARY NAYLOR, REBECCA M. SMITH
15 - On the Evolution of Neurolinguistic Variability: Fossil Brains Speak, Pages 277-287, HARRY J. JERISON
16 - Strategies of Linguistic Processing in Human Split-Brain Patients, Pages 289-302, JERRE LEVY
17 - Individual and Social Differences in Language Use, Pages 305-325, JOHN J. GUMPERZ, DEBORAH TANNEN
18 - Locating the Frontier Between Social and Psychological Factors in Linguistic Variation, Pages 327-340, W. LABOV
Index, Pages 341-346
