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This addition to the Cognitive Science and Second Language Acquisition series presents a comprehensive review of the latest research findings on sentence processing in second language acquisition. The book begins with a broad overview of the core issues of second language sentence processing research and then narrows its focus by dedicating individual chapters to each of these key areas. While a number of publications have discussed research findings on knowledge of formal syntactic principles as part of theories of second language acquisition, there are fewer resources dedicated to the role of second language sentence processing in this context. This volume will act as the first full-length literature review of the field on the market.

List of Tables
x
List of Figures
xiii
Series Editor's Preface xvii
Preface xix
Acknowledgments xxi
1 Introduction
1(13)
A Theory of Grammar
6(1)
Formal Approaches to Language and Language Processing
7(2)
Emergentist Models of Language and Language Processing
9(3)
The Book:
Chapter Overview
12(2)
2 Grammars and Parsers
14(37)
The Relationship between the Grammar and the Parser
14(7)
The Garden Path Model (Frazier and Colleagues)
21(4)
Minimal Attachment
22(1)
Late Closure
22(1)
Construal
23(2)
Principle-based Parsing: Generalized Theta Attachment
25(3)
Gibson's Model: Discourse and Distance
28(5)
Pragmatics and Plausibility
33(1)
Methods for Second Language Processing Studies
34(2)
Self-Paced Reading
35(1)
Eye-Tracking
35(1)
Crosslinguistic Text Differences and the Influence on Processing
36(2)
Cross-Modal (Lexical) Decision Tasks
37(1)
Priming Tasks
37(1)
The Psychological Reality of `Gaps'
38(6)
The Role of Working Memory in Sentence Processing
44(4)
Phonological Short-term Memory
44(1)
Reading Span Memory (RSM)
45(1)
Reading Span Memory and First Language Sentence Processing
45(2)
Working Memory in SLA
47(1)
Summary and General Discussion of Relationship between the Grammar and the Parser
48(3)
3 The Influence of VERB Argument Structure on Processing
51(33)
First Language Research
55(6)
Second Language Research
61(17)
English: `Transitivity' and the Garden Paths
61(6)
Rodriguez (2008)
67(9)
Roberts and Felser (2011): The Effects of Plausibility
76(2)
Lexical Conceptual Structure, Argument Structure, and Morpho--Syntax
78(2)
Summary and General Discussion of Argument Structure and Processing
80(4)
4 Processing Long--distance Wh--dependencies in a Second Language
84(55)
Wh--movement and Filler--gap Relationships
85(4)
Second Language Processing Data as a Supplement to Grammaticality Judgments
89(2)
Early Work on Parsing Wh--movement and Processing
91(5)
Generalized Theta Attachment---A Review for Parsing Wh--movement
91(5)
Juffs (1997) (Previously Unpublished)
96(15)
Plausibility, Wh--Movement, and Recent Research on Island Effects
111(7)
Intermediate Gaps
118(5)
Rodriguez 2008
123(8)
Pliatskikas and Marinis 2013
130(1)
Processing German as a Second Language
131(2)
The Role of Working Memory
133(2)
Summary and Discussion of Wh--processing in a Second Language
135(4)
5 Processing Relative Clauses in a Second Language
139(52)
Early SLA Research on Relative Clauses
140(1)
Full Relative Clause Processing in English as a First Language
141(4)
Relative Clause Processing in L2 English: Some Preliminary Research
145(17)
Experiment 1---Research Questions and Hypotheses
146(13)
Experiment 2---The Effects of Relative Clauses on Reading Longer Texts
159(3)
Working Memory and Processing Relative Clauses
162(4)
Reading Passages and Working Memory
166(1)
Discussion
166(1)
Processing Reduced Relative Clauses: Why People Interviewed In Documentaries Are Easier to Understand than Horses Raced Past Barns
167(5)
Working Memory and Parsing of Reduced Relative Clauses
172(18)
Recent Studies of Reduced Relative Clause Processing
173(3)
Mind the Gap: Relative Clauses in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
176(14)
Summary and General Discussion
190(1)
6 Processing of Noun Phrases and Agreement in Noun Phrases in a Second Language
191(28)
A Brief Review of Binding Theory and SLA Research
191(4)
A Summary of Binding Theory
191(3)
Binding Theory and SLA Research
194(1)
Second Language Processing Studies with Binding Theory
195(10)
Investigating the Online Application of Principle A
195(6)
Investigating the Online Application of Principle C
201(4)
Processing of NP Agreement Relationships
205(7)
Summary and General Discussion
212(7)
7 Processing Ambiguous Relative Clause Attachment
219(21)
Studies Showing Ambiguous RC Attachment in L2 Is Random
220(3)
Studies That Consider Prosodic Structure with Ambiguous RC Attachment
223(3)
The Possible Effect of Subject---Verb and Number Agreement on Studies with Ambiguous RC Attachment
226(2)
Advances in L1 Studies of Ambiguous RC Attachment: Prosody and Working Memory
228(2)
The Potential Role of Frequency: A Tuning Hypothesis Account
230(2)
Ambiguous RC Attachment: The Role of Recency
232(2)
Summary and Discussion
234(6)
8 Related Research Fields and Conclusions
240(11)
The Related Field of Morphological Processing
240(2)
Potential Insights from Cognitive Neuroscience
242(4)
Review of Findings and Prospects for Future Research
246(3)
The Grammar and the Parser
249(2)
References 251(20)
Index 271
Alan Juffs is Associate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Pittsburgh.

Guillermo A. Rodríguez is Associate Professor of Spanish at the University of Vermont.