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The Lexicon: An Introduction
Oxford University Press (2016)
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This book provides an introduction to the study of words, and how we use words to create meaning. It offers an accessible description of the main properties of words and the organizational principles of the lexicon, based on theoretical accounts and extensive empirical data.Other Versions
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