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Direct linkSlioussar, Natalia – Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2011
In languages with flexible constituent order (so-called "free word order languages"), available orders are used to encode given/new distinctions; they therefore differ not only syntactically, but also in their context requirements. In Experiment 1, using a self-paced reading task, we compared Russian S V IO DO (canonical), DO S V IO and DO IO V S…
Descriptors: Context Effect, Syntax, Word Order, Sentences
