Main description:

- Presents an accessible overview of current theories and empirical findings of the major cognitive processes involved in the production of language
- Brings together world-leading researchers in a single authoritative volume
- Covers cover many traditional aspects of production, including written and signed production, and alongside emerging topics, such as discourse processing, joint action and machine learning.

Contents:

Introduction 1. Grammatical Encoding 2. Lexical Access in Speech Production: Psycho- and Neurolinguistic Perspectives on the Spatiotemporal Dynamics 3. Phonological Processing: Planning the Sound Structure of Words from a Psycholinguistic Perspective 4. The Neural Organisation of Language Production: Evidence from Neuroimaging and Neuromodulation 5. The Electrophysiology of Language Production 6. Self-Monitoring: The Neurocognitive Basis of Error Monitoring in Language Production 7. Bilingual Language Production: A tale About Interference Resolution in Different Linguistic Contexts 8. Written Production: The APOMI Model Of Word Writing: Anticipatory Processing of Orthographic and Motor Information 9. Sign Production: Signing vs. Speaking: How Does the Biology of Linguistic Expression Affect Production? 10. Co-Speech Gesture 11. Understanding Language Use in Social Contexts: The Role of Past and Present Discourse Contexts 12. Joint Language Production and the Representation of other Speakers' Utterances