Lexical Orthography
Lexical Orthography is a linguistic construct within orthographic knowledge that specifically represents the mental representation of the spelling structure of individual words in a language, distinguishing it from sublexical or rule-based spelling knowledge by encoding word-specific, holistic orthographic forms in the lexicon.
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The Autonomy of Lexical Orthography
Brenda Rapp, Lisa Benzing, Alfonso Caramazza · Cognitive Neuropsychology · 1997 · 167 citations
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