Table of Contents
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Preface
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Section I: Plenary Papers
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Gender agreement as morphology
Mark Aronoff
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7-18
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Relational adjectives and the redundancy of lexical categories
Andrew Spencer
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19-28
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On Modern Greek denominal adjectives
Anna Anastassiadis-Symeonidis
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29-41
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Section II: Allomorphy
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Italian participial morphology and Correspondence Theory
Luigi Burzio
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42-53
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Allomorphy in PolyLex
Lynne Cahill, Gerlald Gazdar
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54-64
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Covert generalization
Paul Kiparsky
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65-76
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Paradigmatic factors in the irradiation of allomorphy: the reanalysis of the Latin type MANUALIS in Italian
Franz Rainer
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77-85
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Stem allomorphs or suffix allomorphs? On Italian derivatives with antesuffixal glides
Anna Thornton
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86-98
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Section III: Compounding
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Morphology and syntax: delimiting Stump compounds in Russian
Loren Billings
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99-110
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Noun-Noun sequences in Catalan and Spanish
Janet DeCesaris, Maria Rosa Bayà, Elisenda Bernal
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111-119
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Economy of X0/XP derivations
Anna-Maria Di Sciullo
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120-131
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Distinguishing derivational prefixes from Initial Combining Forms
Claudio Iacobini
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132-140
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Inalienable object construction in Japanese
Takae Tsujioka, Yoshibo Shibuya
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141-152
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Turkish possessive compounds
Hitay Yukseker
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153-165
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Section IV: Inflection
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Inherent inflection in Polish as input to morphological derivation
Bozena Cetnarowska
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166-177
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Hypotheses on the status of Number
Greville Corbett
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178-189
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Word length
Asli Göksel
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190-200
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The status of Tense within inflection
Marianne Mithum
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201-214
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On the boundaries of inflection and syntax
Irene Philippaki-Warburton, Vassilios Spyropoulos
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215-226
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Inflection and information
Susan Steel
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227-238
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