Articles
in refereed journals, books, refereed book chapters, editorials
In Preparation Published Abstracts Invited Lectures Other Presentations
Articles in refereed journals, books, refereed book chapters, editorials
Hellings, C., Van
Hooijdonk,, C. & Lamers, M.J.A. (in press). Liever een krachtige dan een luie
tijger in uw tank? De rol van afbeelidngen bij metaforische slogans in
advertenties. Tekstblad.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Van Hooijdonk, C. (in press). Zeggen plaatjes meer dan woorden
alleen? Effecten van multimodale informatiepresentaties in instructieve teksten.
Lamers, M.J.A. & De Swart, P. (eds) (2012). Case, Word Order, and Prominence: Psycholinguistic and Theoretical Approaches to Argument Structure. Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguistics, Springer.
Lamers, M.J.A. & De Swart, P. (2012). Case, Word Order, and Prominence language production and comprehension in a cross-linguistic perspective. In: M.J.A.Lamers & P. de Swart (eds.) Case, Word Order, and Prominence: Psycholinguistic and Theoretical Approaches to Argument Structure. Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguistics, Springer, 1-16.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2012). Argument linearization in Dutch: a multi-factorial approach. In: M.J.A.Lamers & P. De Swart (eds.) Case, Word Order, and Prominence: Psycholinguistic and Theoretical Approaches to Argument Structure. Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguistics, Springer, 121-144.
Bader,
M. & Lamers, M.J.A. (2009). Case and language comprehension. In: A. Malchukov &
A. Spencer (eds). The Oxford Handbook of Case. Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 402-418.
Lamers,
M.J.A. & Ruigendijk E. (2009). Case and aphasia. In: A.
Malchukov & A. Spencer (eds). The Oxford Handbook of Case.
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 419-435.
Vogels, J. & Lamers,
M.J.A. (2008). The placement of bare plural subjects in Dutch. Linguistics in the Netherlands, Vol. 25, 2008, 169-180.
Hammer,
A., Jansma, B. Lamers, M.J.A., and
Münte, T F. (2008). Interplay of meaning, syntax and working memory during
pronoun resolution investigated by ERPs. Brain Research, 1230, 177-191.
Lamers, M.J.A., Jansma B.M., Hammer A. &
Münte, T.F. (2008). Differences in the processing of anaphoric reference
between closely related languages: neurophysiological evidence. BMC
Neuroscience, 9:55.
Lamers,
M.J.A., Lestrade, S. & de Swart, P (eds). (2008). Animacy,
Argument Structure, and Argument Encoding. Lingua (Special Issue),
118.
Swart,
de, P., Lamers, M.J.A. & Lestrade, S. (2008). Animacy, Argument
Structure, and Argument Encoding. In: M.J.A. Lamers, S. Lestrade & P. de
Swart (eds.) Animacy, Argument Structure, and Argument Encoding,
Lingua, 118, 131-140.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2007). Verb type, animacy and definiteness in grammatical function disambiguation. Linguistics in the Netherlands, Vol. 24, 2007, 125-137.
Van Tiel, B. & Lamers, M.J.A. (2007). Animacy in verschillende teksttypes. Tabu: Bulletin voor Taawetenschap, 36, 1/2, 19-38.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2006). Cracking the nutshell differently, discussion of
L2 in a nutshell- The investigation of second language processing in the
miniature language model by Jutta Mueller. Language Learning, Vol.46,
Issue s1, 271-277.
Lamers, M.J.A., Jansma B.M., Hammer A. & Münte T.F. (2006). Neural correlates of semantic and syntactic processes in the comprehension of case marked pronouns: evidence from German and Dutch. BMC Neuroscience, 7:23.
Hendriks, P., de Hoop, H. & Lamers, M.J.A. (2006). Asymmetries in language use reveal asymmetries in the grammar. 15th Amsterdam Colloquium (ILLC, Amsterdam).
Hoop, de, H. & Lamers M.J.A.
(2006). Incremental distinguishability of subject and object.
In L. Kulikov, A. Malchukov & P. de Swart (eds.). Case, Valency, and
Transitivity. Studies in Language Companion Series., 269-290.
Hammer,
A., Schmitt B.M., Lamers M.J.A. & Münte T.F. (2005). Pronominal
reference in sentences about persons or things: An electrophysiological
approach. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 17:227-239.
Lamers,
M.J.A. (2005). Resolving subject-object ambiguities with and without case:
evidence from ERPs. To appear in M. Amberber & H. de Hoop (eds). Case-marking:
competition and variation. Perspectives on Cognitive Science
Series, 251-293.
Lamers, M.J.A. & de Hoop,
H. (2005). Animacy information in human sentence
processing: an incremental optimization of interpretation approach.
Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence Volume 3438, 158-171.
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Lamers,
M.J.A. & de Hoop, H. (2004). The role of animacy information in human
sentence processing captured in four conflicting constraints. Preliminary
Proceedings of the International workshop on constraint solving and language
processing (CSLP 2004). Kopenhagen/Roskilde.
Schmitt,
B.M., Lamers, M.J.A. & Münte T. (2002). Electrophysiological estimates of
biological and syntactic information access during pronoun processing. Cognitive
Brain Research. 14, 333-346.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2001). Sentence processing: using syntactic, semantic, and thematic information. PhD Thesis. Groningen
Hendriks, P, Jong de R., Lamers M.J.A., Stowe L. & Taatgen, N. (1997). Kennis en kennisopslag. In: P.Hendriks, N.Taatgen and T.Andringa (eds.). Breinmakers & Breinbrekers. 147-210. Inleiding cognitiewetenschap. Amsterdam.
Mulder G., Wijers B. & Lamers, M.J.A. (1997). De Hersenen. In: P.Hendriks, N.Taatgen and
T.Andringa (eds.). Breinmakers
& Breinbrekers. Inleiding cognitiewetenschap. 27-64. Amsterdam.
Lamers, M.J.A. (1996). Parsing Dutch sentences: Ambiguity Resolution. In: R. Jonkers, E. Kaan, and J.A. Wiegel (eds.). Language and Cognition 5. Yearbook 1995 of the Research Group for Theoretical and Experimental Linguistics of the University of Groningen. 121-135. Groningen.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Maassen B. (1992). De consonantoppositie d/t bij kinderen met verbale
ontwikkelingsdyspraxie. Stem-,
Spraak- en Taalpathologie. Vol. 3/4, 216-231.
Vogels, J., Verberne, S. & Lamers, M.J.A. (resubmitted) On the placement of bare plural subjects in Dutch: How not being specific may result in word order variation. Lingua.
Lamers, M.J.A. (in preparation). Sentence comprehension in Dutch: electrophysiological estimates of animacy, word order, and three different types of verbs
Lamers, M.J.A. & Van Tiel, B. (in preparation). What we talk about: A comparative corpus study on the animacy of discourse topics and sentence subjects.
Van Leeuwen, T., Lamers, M., Petersson, K., Gussenhoven, C., Rietveld, A., Poser, B. & Hagoort, P. (reversible rejection Human Brain Mapping) Prosody and information structure: An fMRI study.
Lamers, M.J.A. (submitted). Argument Linearization in Dutch: a multi-factorial approach. In: M.J.A. Lamers, & Swart, de , P. (eds) (submitted). Case, Word Order, and Prominence: Psycholinguistic and theoretical approaches to argument structure. Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguistics, Springer.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Van Tiel, B. (2012). Who or what we talk about: A comparative corpus study on the animacy structure of transitive sentences and sentence subjects. Linguistic Evidence 2012. Tuebingen, February, 10.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Van Hooijdonk, C. (2011). Zeggen plaatjes meer dan woorden alleen? Effect van verschillende multimodale informatiepresentaties in instructieve teksten. VIOT. Leiden, December, 23.
Van Leeuwen, T., Lamers,
M.J.A., Petersson, K., Gussenhoven, C., Rietveld, A., Poser, B. &
Hagoort, P. (2007). Prosody and information
structure: An fMRI study. Poster. 16th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive
Neuroscience Society (E83, p.175), New York, May, 8.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2006). Leve het onderwerp!, Bessensap 2006. p. 96. Nemo, Amsterdam, May 23.
Hammer, A.,
Schmitt, B.M., Lamers M.J.A. & Münte T.F. (2003). Pronominal
reference in sentences about persons or things: An electrophysiological
approach. Poster. 10th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience Society.
March, (A165, p. 35). New York.
Möbes
J., Lamers M.J.A. & Münte T.F. (2003). Interaction of local time-inversion,
cloze probability and semantic congruency on auditory ERPs. Poster. 10th Annual
Meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience society. (A271, p.46). New York. March.
30.
Lamers, M.J.A., Schmitt, B.M. & Münte, T.F.
(2001). Biological vs. syntactic gender agreement during pronoun processing: an
event-related brain potential study. Paper. The neurological basis of language.
Groningen.
Maassen,
B., Lamers, M.J.A. & Thoonen, G. (1993). Voice-onset-time (VOT) in /d/ - /t/ by
children with DVD. Annual Convention of the American Speech and Hearing
Association (ASHA). Abstract book, p.192.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2012). Tracking referents in discourse. OC Colloquium. Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, February, 17.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2009). The resolution of personal pronouns in German
and Dutch: semantic and syntactic gender matchmaking.
Psycholinguistic colloquium,
University of Potsdam: Potsdam, Germany, May, 26.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). Getting the arguments right: the
interplay between verb argument structure and word order preferences in
comprehension and production. Psycholinguistics Coffee, Department of
Psychology, University of Edinburgh, October, 29.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). In search for the
referent: How eye tracking and electrophysiological measurements may reveal the
role of different discourse constructional factors in anaphor resolution.
Cognitive Neuroscience Talks, Department of Psychology, University of Glasgow,
October, 22.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). Differences in the processing of anaphoric reference between closely related languages: neurophysiological evidence. Information Structure Lecture Series, MPI Nijmegen, Nijmegen, June, 2.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). Pronoun resolution electrified. MPI, Nijmegen, Language Acquisition Colloquium. Nijmegen, June 4.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). Getting the arguments right: the influences of animacy and verb type on word order in language production and comprehension. Colloquium Acquisition lab. Groningen, May 27.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). Animacy, word order and verb type in perception and production. CLS colloquium series. Nijmegen, April 10.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Hoop, de, H. (2007). Getting
the arguments right: Incremental optimization of word order preferences in
Dutch, MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain sciences Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany,
December, 6-9.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2007). Word order in
argument structure: how the hearer takes into account the perspective of the
speaker. University of Aarhus,
Aarhus, Denmark, November 15.
Lamers, M.J.A.
(2006). The influence
of animacy and verb type on word order in perception and production,
Seminar Experimental Psychology, Ghent, Belgium, December 1.
Lamers,
M.J.A. (2005). Using linguistic information in a non-native manner learning
Mini-Nihongo: evidence from ERPs. Discussant at The First A. Guiora Annual
Roundtable Conference in the Cognitive Neuroscience of Language: The Cognitive
Neuroscience of Second Language. MPI Nijmegen, September,
20-21.
Lamers,
M.J.A. (2005). Three types of verbs, word order, and
animacy: the on-line processing of transitive relations in Dutch. Graduiertenkolleg
NeuroAct, Universitäten Marburg & Giessen, Marburg, May 17.
Lamers,
M.J.A., Jansma, B.M., Hammer, A. & Münte, T.F. (2003). The
involvement of semantic and syntactic processes in the comprehension of case
marked pronouns in German and in Dutch. Invited Speaker. Workshop:
Syntax and Beyond, Max Planck Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, Leipzig,
August 29-30.
Lamers,
M.J.A. (2001). The use of different sorts of information in sentence
processing. 23. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für
Sprachwissenschaft (DGfS). Workshop: Zum Einfluss lexikalischer Information auf
Satzverarbeitung. Leipzig.
Lamers,
M.J.A. (1999). Resolving syntactic ambiguities during on‑line sentence
processing: two event‑related potential studies. Department of
Psychology, University of Champaign-Urbana. Champaign-Urbana.
Lamers,
M.J.A. (1999). Resolving syntactic ambiguities during on‑line sentence
processing: two event‑related potential studies and a self-paced reading
study. Department of Psychology, University of Notre-Dame. South-Bend.
Lamers, M.J.A. (1996). Zinsverwerking van zinnen met een locale ambiguïteit. Colloquium NICI, Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen. Nijmegen.
Lamers, M.J.A. (1994). Parsing preferences
in Dutch. An ERP-study. Department of Psychology,
University of Washington. Seattle.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Spooren, W. (2011). The fluffy rabbit phenomenon and how to get rid of it: investigating the influence of discourse constructional factors on information structure. LPTS 2011, Louvain-la-Neuve, November, 17.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Spooren, W. (2011). In search of the referent: tracking referents in discourse. Annual Meeting Society of Text and Discourse, Poitiers, July, 12.
De Schepper, K. & Lamers, M.J.A. (2010). Argument linearization in the production of German and Dutch verbs. Poster & Pitch talk. Interdisciplinary workshop on verbs: the identification and representation of verb features. Scuola Normale Superiore & Université di Pisa Dipartimento di Linguistic, Pisa, November, 4-5.
Lamers M.J.A. & De Schepper, K. (2010). Argument linearization in Dutch and German: a multifactorial analysis, Conference on Competing Motivations, Leipzig, November, 24.
Vogels, J. Verberne, S. & Lamers, M.J.A. (2010). On the placement of bare plural subjects in Dutch: How not being specific may result in word order variation. Poster presented at the 6th International Workshop on Language Production, University of Edinburgh, September, 2-4.
Lamers, M.J.A., Schepper, de K. & Sweep, J. (2010). Case Matters:
Diffrences in Inrgumens Linearization Between Dutch and German.
Taalkunde in
Nederland-dag 2010,
Utrecht, February, 6.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2009). Catching eye movements while reading. Demo of the
eyelink 1000. LCC Meeting, VU University
Amsterdam. Amsterdam, November, 5.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Bergen, van, G. (2009). Argument
linearization in Dutch: a multifactorial phenomenon. Poster Twenty-second
CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing. Davis, California,
March, 25-28.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). Getting the arguments right:
the interplay between verb argument structure and word order preferences in
comprehension and production. Verb Concepts: Cognitive Science Perspectives
on Verb Representation and Processing, Montréal, October, 3-4.
Vogels, J. & Lamers, M.J.A. (2008). The placement of bare plural subjects in Dutch. Taalkunde in Nederland-dag 2008, Utrecht, February, 2.
Hoop, de, H. & Lamers, M.J.A. (2007). Animacy and object fronting. 40th
Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea,
Joensuu, Finland, August 29.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2007). Case, Word Order and Prominence in Argument
Structure. NWO-DFG Workshop Case, Word Order and Prominence in
Argument Structure, Nijmegen, November, 5-6.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Bergen,
van, G. (2007). Animacy and
definiteness: two different forces in grammatical function assignment. AMLaP
2006 Conference “Architecture and Mechanisms for Language
Processing”. Turku, Finland, August, 26.
Horst, van der, L., Lamers,
M.J.A. & Neijt, A. (2007). De markering van kwantoren in het
Nederlands: taalnorm vs. taalgebruik. Tabudag
2007, Groningen, June 8.
Lamers, M.J.A. & Tiel, van, B. (2007). On the preference for animate
subjects in a transitive relation: a comparative corpus study. Tabudag 2007, Groningen, June 8.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2007). The role of animacy and definiteness in grammatical function disambiguation. Taalkunde in Nederland-dag 2007, Utrecht, February 3.
Hofmans, K., de Hoop, H. & Lamers,
M.J.A. (2006). Animate-first or subject first: the use of conceptual
and/or syntactic information in normal and agrammatic sentence production.
Poster. AMLaP 2006 Conference “Architecture and Mechanisms for
Language Processing”. Nijmegen, September, 1.
Lamers, M.J.A., Hofmans, K., Hagoort, P. & de Hoop,
H. (2006). The influence of animacy and verb type on word order
in perception and production. Poster. AMLaP 2006 Conference
Architecture and Mechanisms for Language Processing”.
Nijmegen, August, 30.
Leeuwen, van, T., Lamers,
M., Petersson, K., Gussenhoven, C., Rietveld, A., Poser, B. &
Hagoort, P. (2006) Prosody and information structure: An fMRI study. Paper. AMLaP
2006 Conference “Architecture and Mechanisms for Language
Processing”. Nijmegen, August, 30.
Lamers, M.J.A. (2006). Leve het onderwerp! Bessensap 2006. Nemo, Amsterdam, May 23.
Lamers, M.J.A., Hagoort, P. & de
Hoop, H. (2005). Animacy,
structure preferences and three different types of verbs: a case for
incremental optimization of interpretation. Poster. AMLaP
2005 Conference “Architecture and Mechanisms for Language
Processing”. Gent,
September, 5-7.