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On the Inseparability of Grammar and the Lexicon: Evidence from Acquisition, Aphasia and Real-time Processing
1997
Language and Cognitive Processes
Within linguistic theory, many phenomena that were previously handled by a separate grammatical component have been moved into the lexicon; in some theories, the contrast between grammar and the lexicon has disappeared altogether. In a review of findings from language development, language breakdown and real-time processing, we conclude that the case for a modular distinction between grammar and the lexicon has been overstated, and that the evidence to date is compatible with a unified
doi:10.1080/016909697386628
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