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Chapter 12 Can Theories of Word Recognition Remain Stubbornly Nonphonological?

Published:1992 Issue: Volume: Page:211-226
ISSN:0166-4115
Container-title:Advances in Psychology
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Author:

Carello Claudia,Turvey M.T.,Lukatela Georgije

Publisher

Elsevier

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