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Psycholinguistics
A Survey of Theory and Research Problems
Edited by Charles E. Osgood and Thomas A. Sebeok
Richard Diebold - A Survey of Psycholinguistic Research, 1954-1964

Indiana University Press, 1969.
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Psycholinguistics: A Survey of Theory and Research Problems
is a significant and influential 1954 publication edited by Charles E. Osgood and Thomas A. Sebeok, which provided a foundational overview of the early interdisciplinary field of psycholinguistics, bringing together psychologists and linguists to explore language acquisition, communication models, and key research challenges. The collection, which includes contributions from notable figures like John B. Carroll and Sol Saporta, aimed to establish a common conceptual framework for understanding language from both linguistic and psychological perspectives, marking a pivotal moment in the field`s development.
Key Aspects of the Publication

Foundational Text: The 1954 publication is considered a cornerstone text in the history of psycholinguistics, serving as an `intellectual history` of the field, particularly focusing on developments in the preceding decade.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: The book brought together researchers from psychology and linguistics to address how language acquisition and use could be studied from integrated perspectives, moving the field from the peripheries of established disciplines.
Editors and Contributors: Edited by Osgood and Sebeok, the volume featured work from prominent researchers such as A. Richard Diebold, Jr., John B. Carroll, Sol Saporta, and Leonard D. Newmark, among others.
Survey of Theories and Problems: It surveyed early theoretical models and addressed major research problems, analyzing the approaches of linguistics, learning theory, and information theory in understanding language behavior.
Impact and Legacy: The publication marked a period of renewed interest and intensified cooperative work in the burgeoning field of psycholinguistics, which had previously developed separately within both psychology and linguistics.

Historical Context

The publication arose from a summer seminar focused on developing a deeper understanding of mutual problems in the language area and organizing effective work-conferences and study programs.
It aimed to analyze the theoretical backgrounds of basic research problems in language and formulate experimental approaches to them.
The work highlighted the need to combine different theoretical models of the language process to provide a common conceptual framework.

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