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• Preface
• Abbreviations
• Part I
• 1 The Domain of Morphology
• Word Structure
• Morphemes, Morphs and Allomorphy
• Types of Morphological Operation
• Inflection and Derivation
• Morphemes: Things or Rules?
• Morphological Formatives: Morphemes as Things
• Morphological Formatives: Morphemes as Rules
• Summary
• Functions of Morphology - Morphosyntax
• Summary
• 2 Basic Concepts and Pre-Generative Approaches
• Introduction
• Morphological Typology
• Morphemes, Words and The Lexicon
• Morphemes and Allomorphy
• The Nature of Words
• The Lexicon
• Structuralist Theories
• The Three Models
• Morphophonemics
• Summary
• Exercises
• 3 Early Generative Approaches
• Phonology and Syntax in the Standard Theory
• The Standard Theory in Outline
• The SPE Model of Phonology
• Morphosyntax in the Standard Theory
• Chomsky's 'Remarks on Nominalization': Lexicalist Grammar
• Generative Semantics and Lexical Transformations
• Lexicalism
• Concluding Remarks on 'Remarks'
• Halle's 'Prolegomena'
• Siegel's Level Ordering Hypothesis
• Aronoff's Word Formation in Generative Grammar
• The Model in Outline
• The Form and Function of WFRs
• Justifying the Model
• The 'Classical' Model of Generative Morphology
• Conclusions
• Exercises
• Part II The Morphology-Phonology Interface
• 4 Approaches to Allomorphy
• Introduction
• The SPE Model
• Natural Generative Phonology
• Lexical Phonology
• Kiparsky's Alternation Condition
• Cyclic Phonology and Lexical Phonology
• Lexical Phonology: Summary
• Morpholexical Phonology
• Allomophy in Natural Morphology
• Zwigy's Shape Conditions
• Summary
• Exercises
• 5 Nonlinear Approaches to Morphology
• Introduction
• The Autosegmental Approach to Morphology
• McCarthy's Theory
• Some Theoretical Consequences of McCarthy's Approach
• Reduplication
• Further Applications of Nonconcantenative Morphology
• Alternations Affecting Melody Elements
• Alternations Affecting the CV Skeleton
• Tones as Morphemes
• Prospect
• Summary
• Exercises
• Part III The Morphology-Syntax Interface
• 6 Later Generative Theories
• Introduction
• Basic Issues
• Problems with Level Ordering
• Constituent Structure in Morphology
• Argument Structure
• The Nature of Inflection
• The Constituent Structure of Words
• Psg Approaches
• Lieber's 'Organization of the Lexicon'
• Syntactic Affixation
• Template Morphology
• Approaches to Inflection
• Basic Issues
• Anderson's 'Extended Word-and-Paradigm' Theory
• Paradigms as Systems
• Paradigm Economy
• Summary
• Exercises
• 7 Grammatical Relations
• Introduction
• Overview of the Phenomena
• Theoretical Preliminaries
• Representing Grammatical Relations
• Transformational Theories of Passive
• The Unaccusative Hypothesis
• Matantz's Theory
• Introduction
• Affix-Mediated Alternations
• Morphological Merger: Causatives
• Morphological Merger: Applied Verbs
• Baker's Incorporation Theory:
• The Basic Principles
• PF Identification
• Causatives
• Applicatives (Applied Verbs)
• Passives and Antipassives
• Conclusions
• Lexical Approaches to Valency Alternations
• Valency Alternations in the Llexicon
• Williams's Theory
• Excursus on Adjectival Passives (Levin and Rappaport)
• Conclusions: Syntactic and Lexical Approaches
• Exercises
• 8 Compounds
• Introduction
• Overview of Compound Types
• Basic Concepts
• Compounding in Turkish
• Root Compounds
• English Synthetic Compounds
• Introduction
• Roeper and Siegel (1978)
• Selkirk (1982)
• Lieber (1983)
• Di Sciullo and Williams (1987)
• Syntactic Approaches
• Fabb (1984)
• Sproat (1985a)
• Roeper (1988)
• Postscript on Inheritance
• Roeper (1987)
• Semantically Based Accounts of Inheritance
• Summary and Conclusions
• Exercises
• 9 Clitics
• Introduction
• Four Case Studies
• Serbo-Croat
• Macedonian
• Portuguese
• Polish
• R?sum?