ConSOLE 13 2005 • The Arctic University of Norway

Minimality effect in agrammatic comprehension

Nino Grillo

Siena University & Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS

nino.grillo@let.uu.nl
Agrammatic ComprehensionBroca’s AphasiaRelativized Minimality

Abstract

A new approach to agrammatic comprehension in Broca’s aphasics is proposed that provides a link between processing based and representational approaches to the topic. The central claim is that the latest formulation of Relativized Minimality (Rizzi 1990, 2001; Starke 2001) can provide such a link and make it possible to explain some well acknowledged asymmetries in agrammatic comprehension.

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Nino Grillo (2005). minimality effect in agrammatic comprehension. In Proceedings of ConSOLE 13, edited by Sylvia Blaho, Luis Vicente, Erik Schoorlemmer, (pp. 107-120).

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@inproceedings{Grillo-ConSOLE13-2004, title={Minimality effect in agrammatic comprehension}, author={Nino Grillo}, booktitle={Proceedings of ConSOLE 13}, year={2005}, pages={107-120}, editor={Sylvia Blaho and Luis Vicente and Erik Schoorlemmer} }

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