Morphology : critical concepts in linguistics : volume I : word structure : a variety of views edited by Francis Katamba

CONTENT

Volume 1 Word structure: a variety of views
1 Quest for the essence of language
2 Morpheme alternants in linguistic analysis
3 The identification of morphemes
4 Problems of morphemic analysis
5 On the problem of the morpheme
6 Two models of grammatical description
7 In defence of WP
8 Some concepts in word-and-paradigm morphology
9 On the predictiveness of natural morphology
10 Word-formation: a functional view
11 Prolegomena to a theory of word formation
12 Where's morphology?
13 A general theory of word structure
14 How much structure do words have?
15 Autolexical syntax: a proporsal for the treatment of noun incorporation and similar phenomena
16 Distributed morphology in word grammar
17 inflection morphology
18 On the separation of derivation from morphology: toward a lexeme/morpheme-based morphology

Volume 2 Morphology: primes, phenomena and processes

Volume 3 Morphology: its relation to phonology

Volume 4 Morphology: its relation to syntax

Volume 5 Morphology: its relation to semantics and the lexicon

Volume 6 Morphology: its place in the wider context.

Includes bibliographical references and index.