Cross-linguistic Variation in Sentence Processing: Evidence From R C Attachment Preferences in Greek (Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguistics, 36)

This book argues in favour of cross-linguistic variation in sentence processing by providing empirical data from ambiguity resolution in Greek as L1 and L2. It is maintained that in highly inflected languages, like Greek, initial parsing decisions are determined by the interaction of morphological and lexical cues rather than by universal parsing principles.