A history of psycholinguistics: the pre-Chomskyan era

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ORIENTATION 1. 1951 ESTABLISHING THE DISCIPLINE: 1770-1900 2. Inventing a Psychology of Language 3. From Bumps to Diagrams: Tracing Language in the Brain 4. Language Acquisition and the Diary Explosion 5. Language in the Laboratory and Modeling Microgenesis 6. Willem Wundt's Grand Synthesis TWENTIETH-CENTURY PSYCHOLINGUISTICS BEFORE THE 'COGNITIVE REVOLUTION' 7. New Perspectives: Structuralism and the Psychology of Imageless Thought 8. Verbal Behaviour 9. Speech Acts and Functions 10. Language Acquisition: Wealth of data, dearth of theory 11. Language in the Brain: The lures of holism 12. Empirical Studies of Speech and Language Usage 13. A New Cross-Linguistic Perspective and Linguistic Relativity 14. Psychology of Language During the Third Reich PSYCHOLINGUISTICS RE-ESTABLISHED 15. Psycholinguistics Post-War, Pre-Chomsky

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