The frame/content view of speech: What survives, what emerges
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (4):532-538 (1998)
| Abstract | There was little disagreement among commentators about whether speech production involves a frame/content mode of organization, but there was some disagreement with the contention that frames evolved from ingestive cyclicities and were mediated via a medial “intrinsic” system. | |||||||||
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