Herbert H. Clark

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Herbert H. Clark is affiliated with the following schools: Princeton University, Stanford University, Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, Herbert Herb Clark is a psycholinguist currently serving as Professor of Psychology at Stanford University. His focuses include cognitive and social processes in language use; interactive processes in conversation, from low-level disfluencies through acts of speaking and understanding to the emergence of discourse; and word meaning and word use. Clark is known for his theory of "common ground": individuals engaged in conversation must share knowledge in order to be understood and have a meaningful conversation . Together with Deanna Wilkes-Gibbs , he also developed the collaborative model, a theory for explaining how people in conversation coordinate with one another to determine definite references. Clark's books include Semantics and Comprehension, Psychology and Language: An Introduction to Psycholinguistics, Arenas of Language Use and Using Language.

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Herbert H. Clark's Published Works

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Published Works

Grounding in communication (1991) (4366)
The language-as-fixed-effect fallacy: A critique of language statistics in psychological research. (1973) (2229)
Contributing to Discourse (1989) (1770)
Referring as a collaborative process (1986) (1303)
Conceptual pacts and lexical choice in conversation. (1996) (1286)
Psychology and language : an introduction to psycholinguistics (1979) (1156)
SPACE, TIME, SEMANTICS, AND THE CHILD (1973) (1155)
What's new? Acquiring New information as a process in comprehension (1974) (1077)
On the process of comparing sentences against pictures (1972) (999)
Arenas of language use (1993) (913)
Using uh and um in spontaneous speaking (2002) (912)
Quotations as Demonstrations. (1990) (815)
When Nouns Surface as Verbs (1979) (796)
Speaking while monitoring addressees for understanding (2004) (646)
Understanding by addressees and overhearers (1989) (636)
Linguistic processes in deductive reasoning. (1969) (605)
References in Conversation Between Experts and Novices (1987) (594)
On the pretense theory of irony. (1984) (522)
Psychology and language (1977) (482)
Hearers and speech acts (1982) (466)
Bridging (1975) (465)
Responding to indirect speech acts (1979) (455)
Repeating Words in Spontaneous Speech (1998) (411)
Collaborating on contributions to conversations (1987) (374)
Using Language (1996) (374)
On the Course of Answering Questions (1993) (348)
Audience Design in Meaning and Reference (1982) (342)
Common ground at the understanding of demonstrative reference (1983) (324)
Understanding what is meant from what is said: A study in conversationally conveyed requests (1975) (300)
Coordinating beliefs in conversation (1992) (284)
In search of referents for nouns and pronouns (1979) (278)
Asking questions and influencing answers. (1992) (260)
Polite responses to polite requests (1980) (257)
Pointing and placing. (2003) (227)
Semantics and comprehension (1976) (226)
Pronouncing “the” as “thee” to signal problems in speaking (1997) (225)
Managing problems in speaking (1994) (212)
Depicting as a method of communication. (2016) (198)
Navigating joint projects with dialogue (2003) (174)
Semantic Distinctions and Memory for Complex Sentences (1968) (162)
Coordinating with each other in a material world (2005) (161)
Speech errors as linguistic evidence. (1975) (158)
Speaking in time (2002) (146)
Mental operations in the comparison of sentences and pictures. (1972) (142)
Concealing one's meaning from overhearers (1987) (141)
Adjectives, Comparatives, and Syllogisms. (1971) (139)
Pragmatics and Discourse (1995) (132)
Drawing inferences from the presuppositions and implications of affirmative and negative sentences (1973) (131)
Perceptual coding strategies in the formation and verification of descriptions (1974) (123)
Changing Ideas about Reference (2004) (120)
Communities, commonalities, and communication. (1996) (119)
Theoretical models and processes of reading. 2nd ed. (1977) (117)
Some structural properties of simple active and passive sentences (1965) (114)
Dogmas of understanding (1997) (113)
Understanding old words with new meanings (1983) (110)
Influence of language on solving three-term series problems. (1969) (97)
DISCOURSE IN PRODUCTION (1994) (97)
Reproduction and Demonstration in Quotations (1993) (95)
Interpreting Words in Spatial Descriptions (1988) (92)
ON THE MEETING OF SEMANTICS AND PERCEPTION (1973) (89)
How to make requests that overcome obstacles to compliance (1985) (87)
Reference Diaries (1978) (82)
Judging up and down. (1975) (82)
Semantics in the perception of verticality. (1971) (81)
The Locus of the Semantic Congruity Effect in Comparative Judgmen ts. (1975) (81)
Definite reference and mutual knowledge In Aravind K. Joshi, Bonnie L. Webber, and Ivan A. Sag, editors (1981) (81)
Role of semantics in remembering comparative sentences (1969) (72)
Co-ordinating activity: an analysis of interaction in computer-supported co-operative work (1991) (72)
Making sense of nonce sense (1983) (68)
Ostensible invitations (1990) (67)
The Semantics of Sentence Subjects (1971) (64)
Navigating Joint Projects in Telephone Conversations (2004) (55)
Pragmatics of Language Performance (2008) (53)
Semantics: A new outline. (1976) (52)
Telephone goodbyes (1981) (50)
More about "adjectives, comparatives, and syllogisms": A reply to Huttenlocher and Higgens. (1971) (45)
Position, direction, and their perceptual integrality (1976) (40)
Relevance to what (1987) (40)
THE USE OF SYNTAX IN UNDERSTANDING SENTENCES (1968) (37)
Social Actions, Social Commitments (2020) (37)
Definite Knowledge and Mutual Knowledge (1981) (37)
On reasoning, congruence, and other matters (1972) (34)
Memory for semantic features in the verb (1969) (33)
Context and Common Ground (2006) (32)
Difficulties people have in answering the question "Where is it?" (1972) (32)
Inferring what is meant (1978) (30)
The prediction of recall patterns in simple active sentences (1966) (30)
On the origins of conversation (1999) (28)
On the use and meaning of prepositions (1968) (28)
Imagination in Discourse (2005) (27)
WORDS, THE WORLD, AND THEIR POSSIBILITIES (1991) (27)
Conversation Between Experts and Novices (1987) (22)
Politeness in requests: A rejoinder to Kemper and Thissen (1981) (20)
Arranging to do things with others (1996) (18)
On the evidence concerning J. Huttenlocher and E. T. Higgins' theory of reasoning. (1972) (16)
On Noam Chomsky: Critical essays. (1975) (13)
And and or, or the comprehension of pseudoimperatives (1973) (13)
What is said to whom: A Rejoinder to Allan (1986) (11)
Formal semantics of natural language: Papers from a colloquium sponsored by the King's College Research Center, Cambridge. (1976) (11)
Talking as if (2008) (9)
Questions: Wordless questions, wordless answers (2012) (9)
Conversation, Structure of (2006) (9)
Discussion of Wike and Church's Comments. (1976) (9)
Conversation: Linguistic Aspects (2001) (8)
Speaking while monitoring addressees for understanding q (2003) (8)
Anchoring Utterances (2020) (8)
Pauses and Hesitations: Psycholinguistic Approach (2006) (8)
Imagination in Narratives (2015) (7)
ANALYSIS OF ROUTINE COMMUNICATION IN THE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM (1990) (6)
THE CHRONOMETRIC STUDY OF MEANING COMPONENTS * (2012) (5)
Auding and reading: A developmental model. (1975) (5)
The new grammarians' funeral: A critique of Noam Chomsky's linguistics. (1976) (5)
[Quantifying Probabilistic Expressions]: Comment (1990) (5)
The view from language: Selected essays, 1948-1974. (1977) (5)
Universalism versus relativism in language and thought: Proceedings of a colloquium on the Sapir-Whorf hypotheses. (1978) (5)
Variations on a Ranarian Theme (2004) (4)
The Cambridge Handbook of Psycholinguistics: Spoken Discourse and Its Emergence (2012) (4)
2. Four dimensions of language use (1987) (4)
Using language: Common ground (1996) (4)
Word repetitions in Japanese spontaneous speech (2000) (4)
Prepositions aren't places (1993) (4)
Using language: Conversation (1996) (3)
A theory of communication and use of language: Foundations for the study of psychology. (1978) (3)
Toward a psychology of reading and language: Selected writings of Wendell W. Weaver. (1977) (3)
Introduction to psycholinguistics (1977) (2)
Using language: Language use (1996) (2)
Using language: Joint activities (1996) (1)
The role of lexical access in spontaneous speech disfluencies (1996) (1)
I I ' Context for Comprehension (2012) (1)
Using language: Joint commitment (1996) (1)
Using language: Grounding (1996) (1)
Review of Semantics: Theories of meaning in generative grammar. (1977) (1)
Speech, place, and action: Studies in deixis and related topics . Robert J. Jarvella & Wolfgang Klein (Eds.). New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1982. Pp. xii + 389. (1984) (0)
A sometimes rocky marriage. (1974) (0)
2. Is Philosophy of Language Empirical (1986) (0)
THE WORLD , AND THEIR POSSIBILITIES (2004) (0)
The Psychology of Symbolic Activity. (1974) (0)
Using language: References (1996) (0)
Using language: Meaning and understanding (1996) (0)
Interactivity and Thought (2011) (0)
How to talk with children (2014) (0)
J. Lyons & R. J. Wales (eds.), Psycholinguistics Papers: The Proceedings of the 1966 Edinburgh Conference , Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1966. Pp. 243. (1968) (0)
Propositional logical thinking and comprehension of language connectives: A developmental analysis. (1977) (0)
Using language: Utterances (1996) (0)
Using language: Signaling (1996) (0)
Linguistic theory: What can it say about reading? (1978) (0)
SEMANTICS IN THE PERCEPTION OF VERTICALITY 311 (2009) (0)
Using language: Joint actions (1996) (0)
ROLE OF SEMANTICS IN REMEMBERING COMPARATIVE SENTENCES 1 (2005) (0)
Common Ground (1944) (0)
Language: Concepts and Processes. (1974) (0)
Rationality and Conversation (2007) (0)
Using language: Preface (1996) (0)
Reference Diaries (1978) (0)
HKH : Helen Keller Heuristic, a Common Ground Scenario for Human-Robot Interaction (2017) (0)
Mixing virtual and actual (2006) (0)
Using language: Conclusion (1996) (0)
Language in behavior. (1977) (0)
The Church in the 60's (1962) (0)
Meaning in anthropology. (1977) (0)
Books Received (2010) (0)
Psychology and language : an introduction to psycholinguistics / Herbert H. Clark, Eve V. Clark (1977) (0)
Review of "Understanding Natural Language by Terry Winograd", Psychology Department, Stanford University, in American Scientist. (1974) (0)
Using language: Joint projects (1996) (0)
Should I Call or Should I Email (2007) (0)
Conceptions of disfluencies (2013) (0)
LINGUISTIC PROCESSES IN DEDUCTIVE REASONING 1 (2013) (0)
' Language : ' A Commentary on Bresnan and Kaplan and on Giv 6 n (2013) (0)
Using language: Layering (1996) (0)

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