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Title : Linguistic Gender and Spoken-Word Recognition in French Name of researcher : DelphineDahan, Daniel Swingley, Michael K. Tanenhaus, and James S. Magnuson Journal Name : Memory and Language Volume: 42 Year: 2000 Page: 465-480 Background: Monitored from the eye movements of French participants following oral instructions to use a computer mouse to click on one of the four displayed images. Experiment 1 shows that, in the presence of grammatical gender in the context before the referral name [eg, cliquezsur les boutons (click on the (plural neut.) Button (masc.))], Participants glued to the image with the initial share of the voice with the target [ Bouteilles (bottle (fem.))] Is more than a phonological image of an unrelated name, a replication of the "cohort" effect previously found with this paradigm. When the gendermarked article immediately precedes a noun [eg, cliquezsur le bouton (click on (masc.) Button)], the initial activation of inconsis...

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Getting to Know Syntax for Beginners     When we are talking about language, especially English, then syntax must be one of the subjects which couldn’t be ignored. Syntax takes one important role in creating conversation, dialogues, also writing materials. Raymond Hickey released his book, called The Neat Summary of Linguistics which consists of 40 pages and covered up the branches of pure linguistics. Hickey is also a linguist and a reader of Chomsky’s writings. He reffered some of the material he had on his book from Chomsky’s explanation in his books (1957-1980’s). Hickey stated that it’s important to analyse the internal structure of sentences as the consent of his writing are     1) to reveal the hierarchy in the ordering of elements 2) to explain how surface ambiguities come about 3) to demonstrate the relatedness of certain sentences     To reach those three aims he has above, the author stated a few requirements to be filled ...

Who is Linguistics ?                In general linguistics is the study of the language or languages ​​ as the science that makes the object of study. In The New Oxford Dictionary of English (2003) , “ The scientific study of language and its structure, including the study of grammar, syntax, and phonetics. Specific branches of linguistics include sociolinguistics, dialectology, psycholinguistics, computational linguistics, comparative linguistics, and structural linguistics .” Linguistics is derived from the Latin lingua meaning is 'language'. While the terms of French linguistics is linguistique, in English is linguistics, and in the Dutch language is linguistiek. In the French language there are two terms, namely langue and langagedengan different meanings. Langue means a specific language, such as the Indonesian, Arabic, or French. While langageberarti general language, as in the phrase "Humans ...