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Time for a Change: Why Psycholinguistics Should Move Beyond the Content-Function Word Distinction.
The traditional distinction between content and function words continues to underpin much psycholinguistic research, even though other areas of linguistics have long recognized it as problematic (e.g. Bennis et al., 1983, and Ishkhanyan et al., 2017 within aphasiology; Diessel, 1999: 150-153, and Bi
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