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A Trial Analysis on Slips of the Tongue

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DOI: 10.23977/curtm.2022.050103 | Downloads: 8 | Views: 776

Author(s)

Wei Fan 1

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1 Beijing Jiaotong Vocational Technical College, Changping, Beijing, 102200, China

Corresponding Author

Wei Fan

ABSTRACT

With the reference to the typology of slips of the tongue classified by D.Carroll, this paper displays some slips of the tongue by analyzing and comparing some examples of the speech errors. Most of these examples of slips of the tongue are collected in our daily life in both English and Chinese. So, it allowed us to prove the general existence of the psychological representation of human language and to illustrate the evidence provided by them to help us know better about the psychological process of speech production.

KEYWORDS

Slips of the tongue, Analysis, Speech error, Psycholinguistic

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Wei Fan, A Trial Analysis on Slips of the Tongue. Curriculum and Teaching Methodology (2022) Vol. 5: 12-18. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/curtm.2022.050103.

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