This study tests the claim that word learning and retention in a second language are contingent
upon a task's involvement load (ie the amount of need, search, and evaluation it imposes)…

More than twenty years ago, George Fletcher showed that the competing ideals of fairness
and utility battle over the interpretation and justification of tort doctrine. This article argues that …

This article reports the results of an eye‐tracking experiment that investigated the effects of
structural distance on readers' sensitivity to violations of Spanish gender agreement during …

… Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Gregory D. Keating,
Department of Linguistics and Asian/Middle Eastern Languages, San Diego State University, San …

Tort scholarship on the law of negligence has long been torn between two competing
conceptions. One of these conceptions-the justice conception-holds that negligence law is (and …

The theory and practice of enterprise liability are oddly disjoined. On the one hand, case
rhetoric insists that considerations of fairness are among the primary justifications for imposing …

… This study was funded in part by a research grant awarded to Gregory D. Keating by the
San Diego State University Research Foundation as well as research monies allocated to Bill …

VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW liability is a set of particular doctrines. 2 Curiously, however,
the Restatement (Third) also takes the position that strict liability is a unified form of liability; it …

Reward for doing something right with language reinforced that linguistic behavior. For
example, one theory of learning, including one theory in language learning, maintains that …

Contemporary tort theory is dominated by a debate between legal economists and corrective-justice
theorists. Legal economists suppose that tortfeasors and tortious wrongs are false …