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"Lexical access" as a book category covers the study and explanation of how speakers recognize, retrieve, and produce words from the mental lexicon. Books in this genre span empirical research and theory in psycholinguistics, cognitive neuroscience, and computational modeling, addressing topics such as word recognition, lexical retrieval, morphological and semantic activation, reaction-time and eye-tracking methods, bilingual lexical organization, developmental and acquired language disorders, and simulation of lexicons in speech- and text-processing systems. They are aimed at researchers, advanced students, clinicians, and engineers interested in the mechanisms underlying vocabulary processing and its applications to language teaching, diagnosis and therapy, and natural language technologies.

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