Publications

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2012
Kay, P., & Sag I. A. (2012).  Cleaning up the Big Mess: Discontinuous Dependencies and Complex Determiners.
2008
Franklin, A., Drivonikou V. G., Bevis L.., Kay P., & Regier T. (2008).  Categorical Perception of Color is Lateralized to the Right Hemisphere in Infants, but to the Left Hemisphere in Adults. 105(9), 3221-3225.
Kay, P., & Michaelis L.. (2008).  Constructional Meaning and Compositionality.
2007
Regier, T., Kay P., & Khetarpal N. (2007).  Color Naming Is Near Optimal. 15.
Regier, T., Kay P., & Khetarpal N. (2007).  Color Naming Reflects Optimal Partitions of Color Space. 104(4), 1436-1441.
Kay, P., & Regier T. (2007).  Color Naming Universals: The Case of Berinmo. Cognition. 102(2), 289-298.
2005
Hardy, J.., Frederick C.., Kay P., & Werner J.. (2005).  Color Naming Lens Aging and Grue: What the Optics of the Aging Eye Can Teach Us About Color Language. Psychological Science. 16(4), 321-327.
2004
Kay, P. (2004).  Color Categories Are Not Arbitrary. Journal of Cross-Cultural Research.
Regier, T., & Kay P. (2004).  Color Naming and Sunlight. Psychological Science. 15, 288-289.
Regier, T., & Kay P. (2004).  Color Naming and Sunlight: Commentary on Lindsey and Brown. Psychological Science. 15(4), 289-290.