Defective feature copy and anti-agreement in language production
Roland Pfau · 2002
Historically, errors in spontaneous speech, i.e., slips of the tongue, have been collected and studied for various reasons. One motivation for collecting such errors- and probably the most familiar one outside of linguistic circles- was to gain insight into psychological repressions. Sigmund Freud (1901/1954), for instance, was convinced that slips of the tongue reveal our