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1. Syntactical Neighborhood

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   The established framework recognizes that linguistic processing often occurs across several simultaneous, orthogonal dimensions. In addition to the primary linear syntactical neighborhood ($\mathcal{N}{\Sigma}$), researchers differentiate between the Prosodic Neighborhood ($\mathcal{N}{\Pi}$) and the Pragmatic Neighborhood ($\mathcal{N}_{\Psi}$).
   The interaction between these planes is crucial. A violation in $\mathcal{N}_{\Pi}$ (e.g., unexpected stress placement or abrupt changes in vocal timbre, potentially ti…