Speicher- oder Berechnungseffizienz? Zur mentalen Repräsentation der Flexionsparadigmen [Efektywność pamięciowa czy obliczeniowa? O mentalnej reprezentacji paradygmatów fleksyjnych]

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31261/FL.2021.08.01

Słowa kluczowe:

efektywność pamięciowa, efektywność obliczeniowa, leksykon mentalny, paradygmat fleksyjny

Abstrakt

Zagadnienie, w jaki sposób formy fleksyjne są reprezentowane w leksykonie mentalnym, było przez ponad 20 lat przedmiotem wielu badań. Czy formy fleksyjne są przechowywane w pamięci długotrwałej jako całość, czy też powstają w wyniku operacji obliczeniowych? Jakie informacje o ich wewnętrznej strukturze są zapisane w leksykonie mentalnym? W niniejszym artykule omówiono kwestię reprezentacji relacji morfologicznych w pamięci długotrwałej oraz psychologiczną realność paradygmatów fleksyjnych z perspektywy pamięciowej i obliczeniowej efektywności.

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2020-10-06

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Sękowska, J. (2020). Speicher- oder Berechnungseffizienz? Zur mentalen Repräsentation der Flexionsparadigmen [Efektywność pamięciowa czy obliczeniowa? O mentalnej reprezentacji paradygmatów fleksyjnych]. Forum Lingwistyczne, 8(8), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.31261/FL.2021.08.01