"Sally Andrews, the editor of this excellent book, got it right. The chapters in this book provide a state of the art summary of current theories and methods of investigating lexical processing of orthographic input as seen by some of the most influential researchers in the field. Readers will find this book very well written, broad, informative, absorbing and thought provoking." - Derek Besner, University of Waterloo, Canada
"Reading is indeed an amazing feat, and this book illustrates the continuing excitement surrounding what is still undoubtedly a central topic in cognitive psychology. The present volume successfully integrates the (geographic) hemispheres in providing a "global" approach to single word reading. This impressive collection of chapters certainly suggests that words are still where the action is." - Jonathan Grainger, Director, Cognitive Psychology Laboratory, University of Provence "Sally Andrews, the editor of this excellent book, got it right. The chapters in this book provide a state of the art summary of current theories and methods of investigating lexical processing of orthographic input as seen by some of the most influential researchers in the field. Readers will find this book very well written, broad, informative, absorbing and thought provoking." - Derek Besner, University of Waterloo, Canada
"Reading is indeed an amazing feat, and this book illustrates the continuing excitement surrounding what is still undoubtedly a central topic in cognitive psychology. The present volume successfully integrates the (geographic) hemispheres in providing a "global" approach to single word reading. This impressive collection of chapters certainly suggests that words are still where the action is." - Jonathan Grainger, Director, Cognitive Psychology Laboratory, University of Provence