Change: Links to web sources on related reading materials:http://people.fas.harvard.edu/~bdsamuel/pdfs/akkad-handout.pdfhttp://people.fas.harvard.edu/~bdsamuel/pdfs/akkadian.pdfFrequency and priming effects. Joana Cholin has argued that syllables are stored in long term memory, as evidenced by frequency and priming effects.McGurk effect. Ali et al argue that studies of the McGurk   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 415)

Change: (By the way, WikediaWikipedia has an interesting page on the McGurk effect.)Listening to languages other than your own. Ali et al also argue that Anglophone perceptions of Arabic also reveal syllable structure.Word games. Numerous authors have justified various theories of syllable structure on ludlings.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 388)

Change:  has argued that syllables are stored in long term memory, as evidenced by frequency and priming effects.McGurk effect. Ali et al argue that studies of the McGurk effect throw light on the internal structure of the syllable. (By the way, Wikedia has an interesting page on the McGurk effect.)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 378)

Change:  This was discussed by Jason Shaw.Singing. Dell has shown that singing is a wonderful example of a paraphonological phenomenon that not only makes reference to syllable, but can manipulate syllables for the sole purpose of creating a successful allignment of song and speech.Reading. Liberman and   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 355)

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