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Syntactic Planning beyond the Clausal Level

An interesting question in Language Production is how speakers plan utterances to express a given concept. We are investigating data that suggest there is an upper limit of information per clause people use to plan their clauses. For more information you can check this CUNY talk attachment:GomezGalloJaegerSmyth08CUNY.pdf.

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-An interesting question in Language Production is how speakers plan utterances to express a given concept. We are investigating data that suggest there is an upper limit of information per clause people use to plan their clauses. For more information you can check this CUNY talk.
+An interesting question in Language Production is how speakers plan utterances to express a given concept. We are investigating data that suggest there is an upper limit of information per clause people use to plan their clauses. For more information you can check this CUNY talk attachment:GomezGalloJaegerSmyth08CUNY.pdf.