Morphology: Critical Concepts in Linguistics, Volume 1Francis Katamba This six-volume collection draws together the most significant contributions to morphological theory and analysis which all serious students of morphology should be aware of. By comparing the stances taken by the different schools about the important issues, the reader will be able to judge the merits of each, with the benefit of evidence rather than prejudice. |
Contents
Remarks on nominalization 130 | 6 |
constraint conflict in morphosyntax 384 | 9 |
ITS PLACE IN | 10 |
towards a typology 397 | 12 |
Quest for the essence of language | 14 |
Morpheme alternants in linguistic analysis | 27 |
A problem in phonological alternation 11 | 38 |
The identification of morphemes | 40 |
On the predictiveness of natural morphology | 179 |
a functional view | 197 |
The childs learning of English morphology | 208 |
When nouns surface as verbs 128 | 210 |
Prolegomena to a theory of word formation | 212 |
Wheres morphology? | 228 |
Functional categories and acquisition orders | 231 |
Implications of the morpheme studies for second | 247 |
Regular morphology and the lexicon | 41 |
The agreement hierarchy | 48 |
on the role of semantics | 56 |
Problems of morphemic analysis | 71 |
Frequency and the lexical storage of regularly inflected forms | 86 |
On the problem of the morpheme | 97 |
Are inflected forms stored in the lexicon? | 107 |
Two models of grammatical description | 110 |
A spreadingactivation theory of retrieval | 123 |
In defence of WP | 137 |
Some concepts in wordandparadigm morphology | 157 |
A general theory of word structure | 274 |
How much structure do words have? | 287 |
The evolution of noun incorporation 112 | 323 |
a proposal for the treatment of noun | 324 |
Distributed morphology and the pieces of inflection | 381 |
Inflection morphology in word grammar | 441 |
La nature des procès dits analogiques | 459 |
toward | 468 |
Index | 479 |
Theory of the lexicon 184 | 497 |
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affixes agreement allomorphs analysis Anderson appears apply argument assigned basic Cambridge Chapter Chomsky clitics complementary distribution complex component consonant constituent construction contrast defined derived discussion distinct Dressler elements endocentric English example expression fact forms function Georgian grammar Hockett homophonous identical incorporation inflectional morphology insertion interfixes language Latin lexeme lexical lexicon Linguistic Inquiry marker meaning morpheme alternants morpheme unit morphological structure morphophonemic morphosyntactic morphotactic morphs nominal noun noun incorporation object occur overt paradigmic pattern particular person pheme phonemic phonological phrase plural portmanteau position possible Potawatomi prefix principle problem pronominal pronouns properties proposed reduplication relation relevant semantic semiotic sentence sequence signans signatum single morpheme singular specific statement stem suffix suppletion symbol syntax tense terminal nodes theory verb verbal Vocabulary vowel word formation word formation rules word structure word-formation zero