Vol 4 (2003)

Morphology and Linguistic Typology

Table of Contents

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Foreword
 
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Morphological typology and first language acquisition: some mutual challenges
Wolfgang Dressler
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7-20
Typology, diachrony, and universals of semantic change in word formation: a Romanist’s look at the polysemy of agent nouns
Franz Rainer
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21-34
Resources for suppletion: a typological database and a bibliography
Greville Corbett, Dunstan Brown, Marina Chumakina, Andrew Hippisley
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35-44
Morphological universals and diachrony
Stephen Anderson
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45-58
Universals and grammatical categories: A Distributed Morphology analysis of Spanish colour terms
Antonio Fábregas
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59-72
On diminutive plurals and plural diminutives
Ivan Derzhanski
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73-90
Roots, deverbal nouns and denominal verbs
Jan Don
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91-104
Hausa final vowel shortening: phrasal allomorphy or inflectional category?
Berthold Crysmann
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105-126
Explaining some structural and semantic asymmetries in morphological typology
Marian Klamer
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127-142
Prefix-suffix neutrality in evaluative morphology
Nicola Grandi, Fabio Montermini
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143-156
Word formation and typology: which language universals?
Livio Gaeta
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157-170
Rule counting vs rule ordering: universal principles of rule interaction in gender assignment
Tore Nesset
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171-184
The morphological typology of change of state event encoding
Andrew Koontz Garboden, Beth Levin
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185-194
Morphemes and lexemes versus “Morphemes or Lexemes?”
François Nemo
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195-208
Typology and boundaries: the acquisition of a new morphological boundary by Modern Hebrew
Irit Meir
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209-220
Modifier-Head person concord
Irina Nikolaeva
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221-234
Unexpressed features of verb agreement in signed languages
Christian Rathmann, Gaurav Mathur
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235-250
The morphosemantics of transnumeral nouns
Paolo Acquaviva
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251-266
Loan words and declension classes in Czech
Darya Kavitskaya
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267-276
The challenge of typologically unusual structures
Alice Harris
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277-284