说话的认知心理过程
2008
外语教学与研究出版社
莱维尔特
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Talking is one of our dearest occupations. We spend hours a day convers-ing, telling stories, teaching, quarrelingand, of course, speaking toourselves. Speaking is, moreover, one of our most complex cognitive,linguistic, and motor skills. Articulation flows automatically, at a rate ofabout fifteen speech soimds per second, while we are attending only to theideas we want to get across to our interlocutors.This fascinating human skill has not received the attention it deserveswithin psycholinguistics. Psycholinguistics is the science of human lan-guage production, comprehension, and acquisition, but the main body ofresearch and teaching relates primarily to the latter two topics. Languageproduction is the stepchild of psycholinguistics. Butterworth's (1980c,1983b) excellent two-volume anthology is the only source on the subject;there is no text and no coherently Written handbook.When the European Science Foundation invited me to lecture on"speaking" at a summer course in psycholinguistics to be held in Brusselsin 1985, I gladly accepted and began writing what I thought would be anintroductory text. A year and a half would suffice, I thought, in view of therather limited psycholinguistic literature on the subject.My main discovery was that the literature on speaking is gigantic. Butthe majority of it is not to be found in standard psycholingnistic sources.Other disciplines have asked the questions that psycholinguists haveignored. Students of conversational analysis, pragrnatics, discourse se-mantics, artificial intelligence, syntax, phonology, speech communication,and phonetics have contributed myriad theoretical insights and empiricalfindings. The major problem with this huge literature, however, is that itis compartmentalizedhphoneticians ignore phonology, conversationalanalysts ignore discourse semantics and phonetics, students of AI ignorepsycholingnistics, and so on.
本书出自荷兰著名心理语言学家 Willem. J. M. Levelt 之手，堪称心理语言学的经典之作，也是研究言语产出的必读书目。作者从心理语言学的角度系统考察了说话的复杂过程，不但对失语症、外语教学、口译、人工智能、话语分析等有直接的指导作用，而且由于侧重言语产出的过程，还能为语用学、语音学、音系学等带来新的视角、新的研究课题。 本书行文深入浅出，内容翔实、细节周全，对从事语言学研究的高校师生具有重要的参考价值。
作者：(荷兰)莱维尔特 (Levelt.J.W.)
PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAuthor's NotesChapter 1 The Speaker as Information Processer 1.1 A Case Study 1.2 A Blueprint for the Speaker 1.3 Processing Components as Relatively Autonomous Specialists 1.4 Executive Control and Automaticity 1.5 Units of Processing and Incremental Production SummaryChapter 2 The Speaker as Interlocutor 2.1 Interaction 2.2 Deixis 2.3 Intention SummaryChapter 3 The Structure of Messages 3.1 Modes of Knowledge Representation and Preverbal Messages 3.2 Semantic Entities and Relations 3.3 The Thematic Structure of Messages 3.4 Perspective and Information Structure 3.5 Mood, Aspect, and Deixis 3.6 Language-Specific Requirements SummaryChapter 4 The Generation of Messages 4.1 From Intention to Message 4.2 Bookkeeping and Some of Its Consequences for Message Construction 4.3 Macroplanning 1: Deciding on Information to Be Expressed 4.4 Macroplanning 2: Ordering Information for Expression ……Chapter 5 Surface StructureChapter 6 Lexical Entries and Accessing LemmasChapter 7 The Generation of Surface StructureChapter 8 Phonetic Plans for Words and Connected SpeechChapter 9 Generating Phonetic Plans for WordsChapter 10 Generating Phonetic Plans for Connected SpeechChapter 11 ArticulatingChapter 12 Self-Monitoring and Self-RepairAppendix Symbols from the International Phonetic Alphabet, with ExamplesBibliographyAuthor IndexSubject Index
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著名的荷兰心理语言学家经典之作，言语产生研究者必读之书
语言学专业必读书目！
在认知语言学中这样的好书不多！
前一段时间研究语误才忽然发现语误最经典的模型之一就是此书作者提出的多说一句此书作者工作在荷兰MaxPlanckInstituteforPsycholinguistics，在荷兰RadboudUniversity,Nijmegen大学
有不少值得参考的内容,只是绝大部分我真是没兴趣
虽然是为了完成论文买的，不过这本书真的不错
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我一直在找类似的书，非常好物流很快，2天就到了
讲的很详细
针对语言心理学里面的一个具体方面
还没看完
应该写的可以
西方人的著作可读性一般都比较强
是被推荐去买的这本书，受益匪浅
纸张一般，内容很好，想买很久了。
书的内容很不错，就是印刷上和同系列其它书籍相比稍有模糊，有些影响阅读的快感。
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很不错的！要慢慢研读了！相信会很有帮助的！
认知语言学或者心理学专业必读。外研社的图书价格比较贵，不如世图的厚道，再有这种金色封装的书拿在手里，如果出汗的话，沾了汗渍的地方很快就发黄掉色了，不如原来那种塑封装的。