<i>Stunde Null:</i> Naming and Re-naming

Naming and Exclaiming: Infants' Sensitivity to Naming Contexts

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Naming Speed and Dyslexia Naming Speed in Children with Dyslexia

Naming Carcinogens

Interventional studies have demonstrated the impact of hyperglycemia on the development of vascular complications associated with type 2 diabetes, which underscores the importance of safely lowering glucose to as near-normal as possible. Among the current challenges to reducing the risk of vascular disease associated with diabetes is the management of body weight in a predominantly overweight p...

Naming and Economy

The aim of this paper is to provide a semantic alternative to the account of modified proper names discussed in Kayne (1994). Whereas the latter takes the relevant facts to speak in favor of a headraising analysis of relative clauses, the semantic alternative offered here can do without such an analysis. The main ingredients of the theory developed below are (i) a generalization of the "blockin...

Color Naming and Sunlight

Lindsey and Brown (2002) proposed an intriguing explanation for the existence and geographical distribution of languages that lack a distinct word for the color blue. Many such languages include blue in a color term that also encompasses green, yielding a green-or-blue (‘‘grue’’) term. Others include blue in a color term that also encompasses dark colors such as black, yielding a black-or-blue ...