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Linguistic Structure and Change: An Explanation from Language Processing

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1. On the 'Art' of Explanation 2. Explanation from a Macrolinguistic Perspective 3. Method 4. Language Structure 5. Language Change 6. Poetic Language 7. Discussion 8. A Psycholinguistic Model of Language Structure and Change 9. Implications for Psycholinguistic Theory 10. The Overall Perspective: Reductionist or Non-Reductionist?

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