Epistemological issue with keynote article “The illusion of language acquisition” by William O’Grady

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Published online on 16 September 2013

Table of Contents

Epistemological paper
The illusion of language acquisition William O’Grady	253–285
Commentaries
Just who didn’t eat what, exactly? Negation and universal quantification in the real world Ben Ambridge	287–288
Grammar in parsing and acquisition Vasiliki (Vicky) Chondrogianni and Marco Tamburelli	289–295
The delusion of processing João Costa	296–300
What’s parsing got to do with it? Stephen Crain	301–307
Beyond the first step: A commentary on O’Grady (2013) Cécile De Cat	308–311
Individual differences and the nature of the processor Theres Grüter	312–315
Can pattern recognition explain grammatical learning? Julia Herschensohn	316–320
Commentary on O’Grady Brian MacWhinney	321–323
The emergence of quantifier scope* Stephen Matthews and Virginia Yip	324–329
Grammatical constraints and reductionism in sentence processing Akira Omaki	330–334
Is it all processing all the way down?* Robyn Orfitelli and Maria Polinsky	335–340
Whose ease of processing? Julie Sedivy	341–344
On the relationship between syntactic competence and language processing William Snyder	345–349
Individual differences and streams of processing Darren Tanner	350–356
Testing the Amelioration Hypothesis: Does the illusion hold for other scope phenomena? Sharon Unsworth	357–361
Input matters: The processor as a statistician* Stefanie Wulff	362–366
Doing away with syntax James Hye Suk Yoon	367–371
Response to the Commentaries
Facts and issues: Response to the commentaries* William O’Grady	373–383

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