Processing of sentences and garden path theory in ambiguous relative clauses in brazilian portuguese: preliminary results
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-8420.2016v17n1p181Abstract
http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/1984-8420.2016v17n1p181
This paper presents the results about the processing of ambiguous relative sentences in Brazilian Portuguese. The research has an experimental character and it is inserted in psycholinguistics interfaced with the Syntax / Semantics formal. The project aims to investigate the preference Late Closure (LC) versus Early Closure (EC) and whether there was the influence of semantic aspects in the processing of these ambiguous sentences.The work is based on the considerations already observed by names like Frazier (1979), Cuetos and Mitchell (1988), Fodor (1998), Ribeiro (2005) and Finger and Zimmer (2005). The Garden Path theory was essential in our analysis and the results of the data present us with a broad scenario yet to be explored, but with clues to follow in some directions and statements.
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